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Bridging The Nature Deficit

Community Workshops 

Couple in Nature

Program Overview

Bridging the Nature Deficit engages residents through hands-on workshops that inspire real participation in conservation, biodiversity preservation, and climate action. Unlike programs that only “raise awareness,” we equip people with practical skills, resource toolkits, and actionable steps. These events improve quality of life for people, protect animals, and restore nature—building a healthier, more connected community, that acts on behalf of nature.

Event Overview

Bridging the Nature Deficit in Texas empowers residents to plant pollinator gardens, reduce waste, protect local habitats, and aggressively advocate for greener policies. Our hands-on workshops and toolkits have strengthen connections between nature and neighbors; improving urban biodiversity, creating lasting environmental actions, and quality-of-life gains in Texas

Planting a Tree
Day at the zoo

Bridging the Nature Deficit

"Coming into contact with nature moves the heart to feel, awakens the mind to think critically, and compels the body to unite with both - sparking action to protect the overlooked and voiceless - making these programs so very important to our communities"
- John Moyle

CECDFW is an animal sanctuary that educates and advocates for nature conservation, biodiversity restoration, global warming reversal, and animal welfare. 

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