I would like to invite you and your organization to join us
as an exhibitor on Saturday, November 2nd, for the 4th
Annual Nurture Nature Festival at the Baytown Nature
Center. Last
year’s festival was a big success, with over 1,100 visitors who enjoyed
the day. The free, family event will once again be held on San Jacinto
Point at the Nature Center, which is a beautiful peninsula of land
surrounded by Crystal and Burnet Bays.
The point is home to fishing piers, picnic pavilions, walking trails, a stage
and a unique Children’s Nature Discovery Area. We are also
celebrating the ten year anniversary of the Nature Center,
and have a special community activity planned to celebrate that milestone.
Texas Snakes and More, The Big Buzz Theory, and Crocodile
Encounter will again be giving educational presentations on Texas wildlife throughout the
festival. The center’s partner facility, the Eddie V. Gray Wetlands
Education Center,
will also be on hand with some of their live animal and education exhibits.
If you are not familiar with the Baytown Nature Center, its
history is a success story in “reusing” at its finest…
it is the former site of the Brownwood Subdivision that was destroyed by
Hurricane Alicia in 1983, and subsequently restored to a nature center by
removing all houses and infrastructure. The center has been the site of
numerous mitigation projects, and boasts over 100 acres of high quality
restored salt marsh.
Contact us for an Exhibitor Application form for
the event. If you would like to join us for the festival, please complete
the application and return it back to me (either by email or fax). I am
excited about the opportunity to host such a wide variety of nature and ecology
themed organizations for a day of fun and education for the whole family.
Please feel free to contact me with questions… I
look forward to working with you!!
Tracey
Prothro
Superintendent of
Natural Resource Programs
City of Baytown
Eddie
V. Gray
Wetlands Education
& Recreation Center
Baytown
Nature Center
(281) 420-7101 Office
(281) 420-7142 Fax
(713) 459-2438 Cell
1 comment:
I will teaching a free geocaching 101 class at the festival. It will start at 0800 sharp at the raised pavilion in the back.
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