Educational Classes

Education and outreach is a key component of Upper Trinity's Water Conservation and Watershed Protection programs. Upper Trinity provides educational resources in a variety of formats, such as virtual and in-person classes (Water Talks) and how-to videos.

Join us during these events to increase your knowledge of irrigation, landscaping and watershed protection to help save water, money, and protect water quality. Below is a listing of past and upcoming educational opportunities that residents are encouraged to take part in.

Wondering if your yard will survive the watering restrictions with the brutal Texas heat? Join us on September 6 to how your yard can not only survive, but thrive! Attendees will learn why watering restrictions have been necessary for water infrastructure, and tips on the best watering practices to ensure homeowners are not wasting water. Brandon Doughty, Public Works Superintendent with the Town of Northlake, will speak about the importance of designated watering days to allow water storage tanks to recover. Blake Alldredge with Upper Trinity will also discuss ‘Water My Yard’ and other water-saving programs that are offered to homeowners.

Presented by Denton County Master Gardeners, Beulah Acres, and Upper Trinity. Learn how to prepare your landscape, select and grow your plants, maintain your landscape, and tour garden areas during this wonderful event! Will be held at the Global Spheres Center in Corinth from 8:15 am - 2 pm.

Are you worried about the health of your trees with this summer’s extreme temperatures and lack of rain? Do you want to plant a new tree in your yard but not sure which species to select or how to plant? Join Upper Trinity and the Texas A&M Forest Service on October 4th at 1 pm to learn how to care for your trees all year long and how to plant new trees.

Topics include: - How to care for your trees during droughts - Disease and invasive pests concerns - Selecting and planting the best trees - Proper pruning techniques