About Chrissy & Sean
Chrissy and Sean have been playing outside together since 1990. Both enjoy discovering all that the outdoors has to offer both in Texas and around the world.
They were United States Peace Corps Volunteers in the Solomon Islands from 1996 -1998. This started their love of contributing to their communities. They have taught ESL, been on their Neighborhood Association board, managed a community garden, and are active members of the North Texas Master Naturalists.
Twice a year they open the property for their Annual Spring or Fall Open Garden. The Spring Open Garden is the Saturday before Mother's Day from 2-4. The Fall Open Garden is usually in November.
Feel free to wander the front garden any time.
1309 Magnolia Dr. Richardson, TX 75080
Prairie Creek Marsh & Wildscape
Chrissy and Sean are to excited to be part of a group of fellow Master Naturalists dedicated to conserving and creating habitat on this 30 acre wetland and riparian area right in Richardson.
On the third Saturday of the month from 8-10 we assist in establishing native plants to attract native creatures. If you are interested in conservation service, we would love for you to join us. Click here to receive email updates about the Prairie Creek Marsh & Wildscape.
This property is accessible by foot, bike or car. We hope you visit this jewel to experience the wildscape in the city. Please park behind the Hilton Garden Inn at 1001 President George Bush Tpke, Richardson, TX 75080.
All are welcome and we hope to see you soon and often.
Public Speaking
Chrissy and Sean give presentations around town about transitioning our yards into Home Grown National Parks.
If you are interested in having them speak to your group, please contact them at cortez_mathis@hotmail.com
Thanks so much for visiting our site. We hope this has been helpful.
May you be inspired to create a place for native creatures to call home.
Article in FYI 50+ Magazine
In Fall of 2024, Chrissy & Sean were published in the FYI 50+ magazine. This article highlights the benefits of creating habitat on your property.
Please click the link below to read the article on page 26.
