North Texas Water Garden Society
NTWGS P.O. Box 9127 Dallas, TX 75209-9127
NTWGS Voice Mail: 972.994.1140


July Meeting
Urban Wildlife: Situations & Solutions
Learn how to solve common wildlife problems, such as snakes and raccoons dining on fish in backyard ponds, armadillos destroying lawns and skunks denning under sheds. Discover why coyotes, foxes, bobcats and opossums are thriving in residential neighborhoods. Find out why trapping and removing animals can worsen the situation. Presented by Bonnie Bradshaw, Certified Wildlife Rehabilitator, Texas Master Naturalist and president of 911 Wildlife.911wildlife.com 911




Upcoming Events

NTWGS Meeting - Sept 7



Texas Discovery Gardens Pond Cleanup Project - Sept 4
9am - noon.

Dallas Home & Garden Market - Sept 11 - 12



Frankie the Frog discovered Koi in his pond. Congratulations to the winners !
Patricia Thornburg - McKinney
Sheree Sutton - Euless
Tommy Coleman - Mesquite
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The NTWGS is a member in good standing of both the Texas Association of Pond Societies (TAPS) and the Associated Koi Clubs of America (AKCA) Tapsakca..

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