The Trinity Coalition is a voice for recreation and conservation within the Upper Trinity River Corridor.
Established in 2015, we are a nonprofit organization that is opening doors to the Upper Trinity River and its surrounding parks and natural ecosystems. By improving community access to the river, Trinity Coalition connects the Dallas-Ft Worth metroplex to conservation activities that clean and protect North Texas’ greatest natural assets.
OUR FOCUS We focus on three main areas:
Recreation: We believe that the more citizens experience the river, the more dedicated they will be to protecting the river. We develop and promote high-quality river access, events and activities to engage the community and strengthen public connection to the Upper Trinity River and the Trinity River National Water Trail.
Conservation: We believe that clean rivers lead to healthy communities. We offer hands-on conservation programming, events, and activities that engage the public in caring for and protecting the Trinity River. We employ a variety of media outlets to educate the public about the health of our River and how the public can keep the River clean for future generations.
Connection: We believe that nature should be accessible to everyone. We support the work of nature-based non-profit organizations along the Trinity River by promoting their activities through social media and public programming.
On March 26 Trinity Coalition and the North Texas River Runners joined the Cowtown Great American Clean Up to clean up trash on the Clear Fork of the Trinity River National Water Trail.
Trinity Coalition members joined members of the Dallas Downriver Club on a three day paddling trip to explore the Lower Trinity River Below Lake Livingston.
The first sunset paddle of 2021 almost coincided with the Full Pink Moon, but for the vagaries of the weather. Despite cloudy skies and a little wind, 12 people paddled out to see the sunset and the (almost) full Supermoon on the unnamed island at Lake Arlington.
I have the best office view in all of Fort Worth, and I don't even have a corner office. My office is on the river. To be precise, my office for most of the year is either in my kayak guiding people on the river or in my trailer on the edge of the river.
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The water sanitation crisis is affecting communities around the world. Many businesses and households waste water on a daily basis. Furthermore, pollution can affect public water supplies and negatively impact the health of flora and fauna.
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New Year 2023 Newsletter2022We made it through another amazing and challenging year . . .And we made it because of YOU. But we need your support now more than ever!
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