Fort Worth Nature Center Map – The journey from the West Texas town of Canyon to Fort Worth brought something good to a nature center. A five-hour, 350-mile journey from the West Texas town of Canyon to Fort Worth brought something . A five-hour, 350-mile journey from the West Texas town of Canyon to Fort Worth brought something good to the city-owned nature center. About 100 black-tailed prairie dogs are now burrowing their .

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Fort Worth Nature Center Map Trails Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge: As always, things may change at any time, so be sure to check the official website or registration page for the latest details. Friends of the Fort Worth Nature Center Appoints New Executive . A colony of prairie dogs was rescued from Canyon, near Amarillo, and brought to the Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge in August. (Courtesy photo | Megan McConnell) A new group of furry residents are .