DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) - Just south of downtown Dallas is a hidden treasure in DFW -- the Trinity River Audubon Center. The center's 120 acres sit on a former illegal dump site, that after years of ...

The Trinity River Audubon Center offers something for the whole family – an interactive exhibit hall inviting hands-on exploration; 5 miles of hiking trails through the Great Trinity Forest ...

Former Unfair Park-er Alexa Schirtzinger sure dug her some nature, if you recall. So it's not surprising she shows up in the latest issue of Audubon talking up the Trinity River Audubon Center.

The Trinity River Audubon Center will be the first site to receive one of 10 sculptures in what Nasher officials say is a $3 million program. For those of us who grew up in Pleasant Grove ...

This month, migrating birds won’t be the only new arrivals to the Trinity River Audubon Center. Its permanent (human) occupants are moving in and readying the center for its October opening.

Other big names to set in official motion the 140-acre, $10.8 million center (a former illegal dump site) partly funded by the 1998 Trinity bond issue: Gail Thomas, Rebecca Dugger, Linda Perryman ...

Over on the Reuters environment blog, Ed Stoddard sings the praises of the Trinity River Audubon Center, to which he paid "an eye-opening visit." Writes Stoddard: This is a "good news" green story ...

A few years ago, I tried to book a kayak trip through the Trinity River Audubon Center for my birthday, but I never went through with it. I regretted my decision every time I caught sight of the ...

The Trinity River Audubon Center is home to nature viewing, hiking, picnicking, and canoeing. Over the weekend, the $13 million dollar Audubon Center opened in nearby Pleasant Grove. It's the ...

Trinity River Audubon Center, Trinity Strand Trail, and Connected City initiative; Arlington’s River Legacy Park; and others. Across the globe, rivers and other waterfronts have been catalysts ...

Located just eight miles from downtown Dallas, the Trinity River Audubon Center seems a world away, sitting on 120 acres within the 6,000-acre Great Trinity Forest—the largest urban hardwood forest in ...

Trinity River Audubon Center, Dallas December 16, 2009 Once used as an illegal dumping ground, the site contained 1.5 million tons of construction debris accumulated over a 15-year period.