TMD welcomes conversations with neighborhoods, educators, land managers, businesses and community organizations about native-tree education and stewardship in North Texas. We start with a clear need, a manageable contribution and agreed responsibilities. Potential collaborations become projects only after scope, permissions and resources are confirmed.

Our team is intentionally small, agile, and mission-driven, specializing in community engagement consulting and nonprofit consulting. We bring hands-on experience in urban forestry, sustainable program development, and project execution—working directly with neighborhoods and partners to create lasting client relationships.
Leads program strategy, field operations, research planning, documentation standards, and organizational systems. This role helps transform conservation goals into structured projects with clear objectives, repeatable processes, measurable outcomes, and long-term value.
Connects people, organizations, and programs. This role coordinates partnerships, educational initiatives, volunteer engagement, outreach, and communication while helping create meaningful opportunities for communities to participate in conservation.
Supports ecological surveys, project logistics, field documentation, data collection, implementation, and follow-up. This role helps ensure projects move efficiently from planning into action while maintaining consistency across TMD programs and partner initiatives.
Interested in volunteering, discussing a learning activity or offering materials? Tell us your interest, whether you represent a group, and your preferred timing using the contact form below. We can explore native-tree education, ecological documentation and community stewardship together, with scope and resources agreed before work begins.







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