Win a free iPad2!
You came. You saw. you conquered. Now tell us what you thought and you could win!
Tell us about your experiences at the 2012 Texas Wildlife & Woodland Expo & Spring Fling on Sat. March 24, and we'll enter you in a drawing for a shiny, new iPad2.
You can take the survey anytime between March 24 and 31. So come back here after your day of fun at Expo & Spring Fling and tell us what you thought!
Free Clinics & Live Demonstrations
Texas Wildlife and Woodland Expo & Spring Fling is offering five hands-on, outdoor clinics.
Plants & Water
Picture a yard without plants. With Texas still reeling from one of the worst droughts in recorded state history, it's probably not too hard to imagine. But drought isn't always a death sentence. Plants can survive tough times if you’ve selected the right plant and given it the right care.
Talk to Texas Master Gardeners, horticulturists and other experts about your plant problems. Learn about alternatives such as rainwater harvesting, xeroscaping and other irrigation solutions.
Trees
Learn how to go green when everything around you is turning brown. Coming off the state’s driest year on record with little relief in sight, it’s important for home and land owners to give their trees a fighting chance. Proper selection and planting methods, as well as appropriate care and maintenance, are key to survival.
Wildfire
Is your family prepared for a wildfire? The devastating 2011 fire season proved that no part of Texas is immune to the dangers of deadly wildfires. Make sure your home, family and community are prepared and protected.
Visit with community wildfire planning specialists who can help you devise a strategy that will help keep you and your family safe, should a wildfire breakout in your community.
Wildlife
It doesn’t matter if you simply want to enjoy birds, bees and butterflies in your backyard or if you’re looking to increase native game and wildlife on your property. This clinic covers it all with experts on hand to answer all your questions.
Get your photo taken with Smokey Bear!
10 to 11 a.m.
12 to 1 p.m.
2 to 3 p.m.
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