Texan by Nature will bring conservation, business and community leaders together for its annual Conservation Summitfrom 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., October 27, at the George W. Bush Presidential Center in Dallas.

Centered on the theme Future of Conservation, the summit will feature panel discussions focused on successful conservation strategies, emerging challenges, lessons learned and opportunities for collaboration among businesses and environmental organizations.

The event will also recognize Texan by Nature’s 2026 Conservation Wranglers, six science-based projects selected for the organization’s conservation accelerator program. North Texas initiatives among this year’s honorees include the Friends of Bachman Lake Greenbelt Conservation and Restoration Project, which is restoring a 58-acre greenbelt along Bachman Creek in northwest Dallas, and the Constellation of Living Memorials program, which transforms historic cemeteries into wildlife habitat, outdoor classrooms and community spaces.

Founded by former First Lady Laura Bush, Texan by Nature works to unite conservation and business to benefit people, prosperity and Texas’ natural resources.

For registration and more information, visit TexanByNature.org.