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Children's Art Contest
The River Legacy Foundation invites students of all ages to participate in our annual Art Contest, celebrating Texas native flora and fauna. This contest encourages young artists to explore nature and develop a deeper connection with the environment through creativity.
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Discover Nature with Us!
The Nature Center is dedicated to preserving our 1,300-acre nature park and leading programs that ignite appreciation for nature among all ages!
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River Legacy Foundation - EST. 1988
Our mission is to preserve and enhance the land along the Trinity River and its tributaries as an extraordinary recreational, educational and natural resource.
River Legacy Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
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Our Vision
To preserve a living legacy for future generations.
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Upcoming Events
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June
2025
Story Time: Turtles
River Legacy Nature Center
703 NW Green Oaks Boulevard, Arlington TX 76006
13
September
2025
W.A.T.E.R. Festival
River Legacy Nature Center
703 NW Green Oaks Boulevard, Arlington TX 76006
11
October
2025
2025 Fall Festival
River Legacy Nature Center
703 NW Green Oaks Boulevard, Arlington TX 76006
07
November
2025
2025 A Night with Nature
River Legacy Nature Center
703 NW Green Oaks Boulevard, Arlington TX 76006
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Latest News
One Million Strong: The Arlington Chamber of Commerce Celebrates with River Legacy Foundation
In a recent Member Spotlight video by the Greater Arlington Chamber of Commerce, the River Legacy Foundation proudly celebrated a monumental milestone: connecting one million
Proposed Bond Package Includes Vital Improvements for River Legacy Nature Center
River Legacy Nature Center is honored to be included in the City of Arlington’s proposed 2025 bond package—a citywide initiative totaling $200.8 million aimed at
Earth Day 2025 at the Nature Center: Puddles, People, and Planet Love
On Saturday, April 5th, River Legacy Nature Center once again hosted its annual Earth Day Festival, welcoming over 420 guests despite the persistent Texas rain.
