Sam Crowe , 2022 –
I think the plants are a type of dock. Photographed at Hagerman May 14. The plants were quite colorful. The Dickcissels were abundant and the males were shouting out their territorial claims. My experience is that after nesting takes place the Dickcissels can be difficult to find.
Pretty nice video of the bird on the dock, and on a tree, singing different songs
2023 June Deep Dive with Donna Cole | Common Snakes
Michelle Connally, 2018 June 13, 2023 – Tuesday, 6:30 PM – In Person in the SRC Side Classroom. About our Speaker:Donna Cole a Dallas-area native who joined Texas Master Naturalist… Read More →
Jump on in, the Water’s Fine!
Vicki Sanders, 2022 – It’s heating up outside, so let’s talk about something that will cool us down – WATER! It’s everywhere, and every living thing needs it to survive. Each of us is made up of 60% water! So, how can we be more involved with caring for the water in our environment? Stream Team and Texas Water Specialists are two great opportunities.
2023 June Meeting with Bill Woodfin | Climate Change and Texas: Concern and Hope
Michelle Connally, 2018 June 13, 2023 – Tuesday 7:00 PM – Click on the Date for additional information. About our Speaker:Bill co-teaches a virtual recurring Climate Change and Texas course… Read More →
Our Tribe’s Fortune 250 Hours – Nancy Casillas
Nancy Casillas, 2009 – “We’re the ones that step CLOSER to the scat.”
Our Tribe’s Fortune 1,000 Hours – George Sims
George Sims, 2006 – “I retired as city clerk of a small town in northeastern Louisiana in 2006, then moved to twenty acres in the Missouri Ozarks, where I became a Missouri Master Naturalist.”
2023 May (In-Person) Deep Dive with Wayne Huston | Wading into the Wetlands: their value and function.
Michelle Connally, 2018 May 9, 2023 – Tuesday 6:30 PM – Click HERE for additional information. Our 2023 New Training Class was treated to a beautiful Wetland Ecology presentation by… Read More →
Our Tribe’s Fortune 500 Hours – Marcia Lucido
Marcia Lucido, 2014 – “Now I am a guide on the Training Committee.”
Our Tribe’s Fortune 500 Hours – Leah Beck
Leah Beck, 2017 – “We currently have 37 bob white quail chicks in our garage.”
Wild Flower tour of Clymer Meadow with Brandon Belcher – April 29, 2023
Vicki Sanders, 2022 – On Saturday, May 29, Brandon Belcher of The Nature Conservancy hosted a group of about 35 guests on a chilly morning tour of Clymer Meadow.