Please join us for a free field trip to the Schubot Exotic Bird Health Center on Saturday, November 17, from 9-10am. This trip will be led by Debra Turner, Senior Research Associate and Aviary Manager, and PhD student Paulina Escondin. Paulina has worked on research for many years with birds at the aviary and will... Read More →
NOTE: REGISTRATION FOR THIS TRIP IS FULL. Our next Chapter field trip will be on Sunday, April 7, to Canyon Lake Gorge. This is an educational hiking tour through the Canyon Lake Gorge -- get ready to learn about the power of water and the geology of the Texas Hill Country (https://www.canyongorge.org/). We will meet... Read More →
Please join us for a driving tour of spring wildflowers. We will meet at the BRTC at 12:30pm on Sunday, April 14, and consolidate into carpools. We'll caravan on a loop in the greater-BCS area, guided by our own Dwight Bohlmeyer. We will stop at safe poll-off spots to get a closer look (and photos!) along the way. This... Read More →
The Brazos Valley Chapter of the Texas Master Naturalists will host a workshop on iNaturalist on Saturday, May 18, from 10am to 3pm led by Tania Homayoun, with Texas Parks and Wildlife (she was our chapter presenter last November). We'll meet at the Lick Creek Park Nature Center for about an hour and a half of... Read More →
Salter Research Farm is a privately owned cattle ranch on 1,000 acres along 4 miles of the Brazos River. It is used by TAMU and others for multiple types of research. We'll be participating in a guided hike led by our own Bob Brick and Dwight Bohlmeyer. There will be opportunities for volunteer trail building... Read More →
We will be kayaking the Colorado River at McKinney Roughs Nature Park! Update: The group size has been limited to 15. Barring any required cancellation, please let Kathryn know if you would like to participate ASAP. This event has been cancelled.
Field trip covering Fish & Aquatic Systems Be prepared to get wet! Presenters: Dwight Bohlmeyer & Bruce Neville
Topic: Plants Presenter: Monique Reed
Topics: Lake Somerville State Park and Birch Creek Presenters: Park staff
Topic: Habitat Reclamation Presenter: Jan Horbaczewski
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