Join the ACC

Membership

Your annual membership funds advocacy, the Speaker Series, native-plant restoration, and youth education across Arlington.

ACC members planting a native bed together
Volunteers clearing a trail on an autumn work day
Members working together in an Arlington woodland
A fall planting crew at work in Arlington
Volunteers on a spring work morning
A member tending a native garden bed
Volunteers bundled up for a winter work day
ACC members gathered at a council event

Reasons for membership

Why join the Arlington Conservation Council

A membership in Arlington Conservation Council is a sign that you endorse our mission to protect Arlington’s natural environment through education, community service, and advocacy for a sustainable future.

Our members are as varied as the nature we cherish and seek to preserve, but always work hand-in-hand with the Arlington Parks, Recreation & Culture Department in the city’s parks, preserves, and natural areas.

Your tax-deductible dues are kept low to encourage young people and retirees to help us in our volunteer work. After the IT and USPS bills are paid, your dues and donations contribute toward supporting student scholarships and research projects at UTA and occasional grants-in-aid for specific projects at any one of the sites we work in.

As a 501(c)(3) organization, ACC is free of political bias and exists only to enhance the protection of our city’s natural resources through scientific principles and public education. Join us, won’t you?

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Student

$25/yr

Full-time students of any age. Newsletter, speaker series, and meetings.

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Senior

$35/yr

Age 65 and up. Every member benefit at a friendlier rate.

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Single

$45/yr

For one supporter. Monthly newsletter, speaker series, and meetings.

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Family

$60/yr

For everyone under one roof. All member benefits, shared.

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Benefactor

$150/yr

For champions of local conservation. Newsletter recognition.

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Lifetime

$500 once

One payment, never expires. Lifetime recognition as a supporter of the work.

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ACC members planting natives together on a work day
An eastern bluebird visiting a nest box in Arlington
Fall wildflowers blooming in an Arlington natural area
Golden prairie grasses in an Arlington natural area
A monarch butterfly feeding on blazing star in Arlington
Volunteers working beneath a spreading Arlington oak
A barred owl photographed in an Arlington natural area
Texas bluebonnets blooming in an Arlington meadow
Turtles basking at the edge of an Arlington pond
Yellow wildflowers blooming in an Arlington prairie

What you support

More than 55 years of local conservation

Every membership extends a track record of advocacy, restoration, and education across the Arlington watershed.

Advocacy

Voice at City Council, planning commissions, and Texas environmental hearings.

Education

Monthly Speaker Series, school programs, and the Post Oak newsletter.

Restoration

Native-plant work days, the Molly Hollar Wildscape, and habitat partnerships.

Community

A network of Arlington neighbors who care about land, water, air, and wildlife.