Fort Worth Botanic Garden

Fort Worth, Texas

Botanical Garden

About

Fort Worth Botanic Garden is a premier horticultural destination dedicated to plant science, conservation, and community engagement in Fort Worth, Texas. The organization operates 23 specialty gardens, including a tropical conservatory and water conservation garden, while serving as home to the Botanical Research Institute of Texas (BRIT), an international scientific research center focused on plant conservation and sustainability. Through comprehensive educational programs, volunteer opportunities, and public gardens, FWBG connects visitors of all ages to the natural world and promotes understanding of native plants for drought-tolerant, ecosystem-friendly landscaping. The organization emphasizes native plant conservation, habitat restoration, and environmental stewardship through hands-on learning experiences, guided tours, and seasonal events that inspire the next generation of plant lovers and environmental advocates.

Programs

Native plant education and identification
Girls Nature Workshops
Homeschool STEM programs
Gentle yoga classes in the garden
Forest bathing and mindfulness walks
Members-only quiet hour walks
Begonia Species Bank tours
Soil science classes
Drawing in the Garden workshops
Guided garden tours
Plant for pollinators programs
Field trips for schools
Adult education classes
Children and family programs
Private events

Focus Areas

Native PlantsWater ConservationEducation