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 →
Stream Team will be sampling at Bee Creek near CS Cemetery. If you like to help, please contact Kim.
To celebrate and be part of the Great American Cleanup, our Chapter will clean up creek areas around the Veterans Memorial Park & Athletic Complex. We will meet up at 7:45 am at the parking lot beside the Pavilion (click Google Maps for directions). This volunteer event is approved for TMN volunteer hours as well... Read More →
Stream Team will be sampling and picking up trash at Wolf Pen Tributary. If you like to help, please contact Steve.
To be certified as a Texas Waters Specialist, one must accumulate at least 8 hours of Advanced Training (AT) utilizing the Texas Waters curriculum. One avenue to earn AT is to attend Texas Water webinars. To learn more about the Texas Water Specialist program, Click Here. The webinar scheduled for 18 March 2020 is “CoCoRaHs"... Read More →
<s?TMN BV Board Members meet monthly to discuss chapter business. All members are welcome to attend. Texas A&M AgriLife Extension has mandated all face-to-face events, programs, and meetings be cancelled for the week of March 16-20, 2020.
You are invited to our next monthly presentation at the Brazos Valley Museum of Natural History. Our presenters will be Jackson Byars and Zoe Dotson and their talk is entitled 'Texas Herpetology'. Our meetings are free and open to everyone, and there is ample parking at the BVMNH - we hope to see you there!... Read More →
Join us at the Boonville Heritage Park on Saturday, March 21, for the second annual Wildflower Day! Come identify wildflowers, observe and interact with local artists and organizations, and create your own unique wildflower masterpiece. Coloring pencils, watercolors, clipboards, and paper will be available. Budding artists are also welcome to bring their own supplies. For... Read More →
As spring approaches, monarch butterflies are preparing to make their annual 2,500-mile journey back to their homeland in the north. Among their stops along the way will be the Brazos Valley. To commemorate the iconic black and orange butterflies’ return to Aggieland, the College Station Parks & Recreation Department’s Monarch March event from 1-4 p.m.... Read More →
The Native Plant Society of Texas will be showing the film "The Value of Having Native Plants in Our Yards" from Douglas Tallamy at the Brazos Valley Natural History Museum. The screening has been cancelled. It will hopefully be rescheduled in the near future.
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