After two big storms in June 2019, trees were downed all over Dallas. The City sent a crew to Turtle Creek Park to remove branches blocking sidewalks and roadways, and the Conservancy funded a private tree-care company to clear up hanging branches and other debris to get the park safe and usable again. The large stump in the stream that runs under the WPA bridge is a lingering issue, due to its size, weight and where it lies. It has been determined that removal by crane is not the best method due to the damage it could do to the slopes along the stream. The City is now looking at cutting the stump up and removing it in pieces.
15 Sep: Patron’s Circle Wine & Cheese Reception
A beautiful September evening was the perfect setting for our Wine & Cheese Reception to thank our supporters for their generous support. The Turtle Creek Conservancy invited our supporters of the Patron's Circle level to gather on the Magnolia Terrace…
18 May: Parks and Mental Health
Many of you have shared how Turtle Creek Park has made an impact on your life and mental health over the last year. Studies have shown that having access to green space can help fight against depression, stress, and anxiety. Regular contact with nature is an aid for good mental health.
17 Oct: Host your socially distanced event at Arlington Hall
Are you looking for a large space to safely host meetings, lunches, and dinners? Arlington Hall has open spaces indoors and out, and lovely French doors that allow fresh air to circulate. The staff of Food Glorious Food, the catering company at…
26 Sep: Achievement in Ethics & Accountability
Turtle Creek Conservancy President & CEO Gay Donnell Willis recently became a Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE). Individuals granted the CFRE credential have met a series of standards set by CFRE International which include tenure in the profession, education, and…