John Bunker Sands Wetland Center
John Bunker Sands Wetland Center
655 Martin Lane
Seagoville, Texas 75159
 
 

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Enjoy the Wetland Center on the 1st and 3rd Saturday each month, 9:00am - 4:00pm. $5 Adults; $4 Seniors 60+; $3 Children 5-12; 4 & under Free.

Summer ProgramWetland on the E.D.G.E.
Join us at the Wetland Center for Wetland on the E.D.G.E. summer programs and discover the many wonders of the wetland. For students who have completed 4-6 grades.
ThumbnailEagles with Eaglets at the Wetland Center
UPDATE! The two juvenile Bald Eagles were spotted around the Wetland on June 6. They are continuing to grow and strengthen. See pictures here.

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Register now for five upcoming Environmental Education Workshops at the Wetland Center!

ThumbnailEducation Programs & Tours
Call or email to schedule a Public Tour or Education Program during the week. $5 per person. Scholarships Available.
ThumbnailWetland On The Grow -
2012 Annual Giving Campaign

Donations can still be made..
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Apply now for Volunteer Opportunities.

ThumbnailResearch Applications
The John Bunker Sands Wetland Center is now accepting Research Proposal Applications.

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Mission Statement &
Board of Directors

   The mission of the John Bunker Sands Wetland Center is to both educate the public and provide research opportunities in the areas of water quality and supply, wildlife management, and wetland systems.
    These ideas reflect and extend the vision of Bunker Sands, a holistic ranch management advocate, who directed the creation of over 2,100 wetland acres on Rosewood Ranches properties in Kaufman, Henderson, Ellis, and Navarro counties. The constructed wetlands included seasonal emergent wetlands, scrub swamps and flooded bottomland hardwood forest. Several of the original wetlands occurred at Rosewood’s Seagoville Ranch, the site of the Center and of the East Fork Wetland Project, developed and operated by North Texas Municipal Water District.
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