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Evergreen Reflections

Evergreen Reflections

NATURE CONNECTS, by Texas Master Naturalist Evelyn Penrod

Bythewood. That is the last name of my best friend since childhood. I am from East Texas, and she did live by the woods. I spent so much time at… Read More →

July 9, 2021

Evergreen Reflections

EXPLORING A NEW TRAIL IS HEAVEN ON EARTH, by Texas Master Naturalist Peter Joseph

My parents were transplants from West Texas who moved to San Antonio due to the consolidation of Air Force Bases in the 1950’s.  I was the third child, but the… Read More →

June 29, 2021

Evergreen Reflections

TURF WARS OR: ECO CONSCIOUSNESS BEGINS AT HOME, by Texas Master Naturalist Amanda Love

When I was ten years old, I received a subscription to a National Geographic kids’ magazine called The World. This coincided with an education from my favorite school teacher about… Read More →

June 4, 2021

Evergreen Reflections

TRAIL SITTING, by Texas Master Naturalist Jim Baker

I go RV camping at least once a month. Some months, I get lucky and go two or three times. It is something I yearn for. Even thinking about an… Read More →

May 7, 2021

Evergreen Reflections

NEVER GIVE UP ON YOUR PASSIONS, by Texas Master Naturalist Vanessa Velazquez

Sanctuary: a place that provides safety or protection… When I first arrived at the Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Sanctuary (WRRS) in Kendalia, Texas, a feeling of calm came over me…. Read More →

April 23, 2021

Evergreen Reflections

THE GIFT GEOLOGY HAS GIVEN ME, by Texas Master Naturalist Gary Poole

As a boy, I, like many people in their childhoods, collected rocks. Or so I called it. Mostly it involved picking up unusual specimens, applying some fantastic origin story to… Read More →

April 9, 2021

Evergreen Reflections

WHERE’S WALDEN?, by Texas Master Naturalist Krin Van Tatenhove

After having it on my booklist for decades, I finally slogged my way through Walden. Thoreau can be obtuse, but the gems buried in his prose are worth the effort…. Read More →

March 19, 2021

Evergreen Reflections

NATURE UNDER YOUR NOSE, by Texas Master Naturalist Drake White

Every day is a new adventure. This is why nature is such an important part of my life. Not just from a business or educational perspective, but as an opportunity… Read More →

March 5, 2021

Evergreen Reflections

SAL AND THE KEMPS, by Sal Scibetta

As long as I can remember, turtles have always been there. I do remember when the Kemp’s Ridley Sea Turtle came into my life: Science Club, Wells Middle School, Houston,… Read More →

February 18, 2021

Evergreen Reflections

OPENING MY EYES, by Jim Baker

A sudden gust of wind rocks the camper just as I sit down on the  sofa to relax after my morning hike along the trails of Kerrville Schreiner Park. It doesn’t… Read More →

February 5, 2021

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