Check out water conservation and what's new at the BRIT with Richard Smart

Richard Smart is the Head of Public Programs in the education department at BRIT. Public programs include: summer camp, family programs, story time, lecture series, public/private tours, and planning exhibitions in the BRIT exhibit hall.

Richard has 10 years of experience in the environmental education field having worked for the City of Dallas, the Dallas Zoo, and the Elm Fork Education Center at the University of North Texas.

He is a graduate of Texas A&M University, majoring in Wildlife & Fisheries Sciences. He earned his master’s degree in Environmental Science from the University of North Texas.

When not working for BRIT, Richard plays on a club softball team and enjoys kayaking the Trinity River.

He will speaking to us on the 26th about the BRIT, and it's mission, then moving onto what he calls 'Learning The Way'. This is a stewardship driven system that bridges the gap between some great thoughts on tactics for water conservation and those items that can be done NOW.

I hope you all will join us this FOURTH Thursday of April!

Green regards,

Jon