More details: https://www.wildfilmtour.com/ Fellow Master Naturalists: To record your participation in this film tour discussion on restoration in VMS, please record your time under AT-Restoration Webinar Series TMN AT Report Hours If you have issues with VMS on this seminar please let me know. If you have not yet been pre-approved in your list of... Read More →
Stream Team will be sampling and picking up trash at Wolf Pen Tributary. If you like to help, please contact Steve.
Help us remove invasive plants from Lick Creek Park!
Stream Team will be sampling at Bee Creek at Brison Park. Meet at the bridge on the south side of the park. If you like to help, please contact Roger.
The two Stream Teams will be sampling Lick Creek at the entry and exit locations. If you like to help, please contact either Andrea or Kathryn. Please meet up at the Nature Center Parking lot around 8:45 am.
Stream Team will be sampling at Bee Creek near CS Cemetery. If you like to help, please contact Kim.
Rio Brazos Audubon Society invites the public to their monthly meeting on Wednesday, February 13, at 6:30 PM at the Brazos Center, 3232 Briarcrest Drive in Bryan. This month's program will be on Monarch Butterflies. There is no cost to attend, and plenty of free parking
Wed, Feb 13 Title: Eight Years after Deepwater Horizon: What Have we Learned? Speakers: Special Panel: UTMSI Dr. Ed Buskey, Dr. Zhanfei Liu, Dr. Andrew Esbaugh Location: Pioneer R.V. Park, Hwy 361, 120 Gulfwind Dr, Port Aransas Time 7:00pm (doors open at 6:30pm) Contact Sue if you plan to attend so that she can line... Read More →
CNC: Fire Ecology - Elements of a Prescribed Burn Saturday, February 16, 2019 8:00 am - 3:00 pm More information: https://ciboloorg.presencehost.net/experience/events/calendar.html/event/2019/02/16/cnc-fire-ecology-elements-of-a-prescribed-burn/231132 --------A Master Naturalists of Brazos Valley: If you plan to attend this training, you may record it in VMS at AT-Fire Ecology How to Conduct a Prescribed Burn TMNAT Report Hours. Please let me... Read More →
Speaker: Darren Henrichs, Ph.D. – Assistant Research Scientist, Department of Oceanography, Texas A&M University Title: Harmful Algal Blooms in the Gulf of Mexico: combining automated imagery and computer models Summary: Harmful algal blooms (HABs), such as red tides, in the Gulf of Mexico are responsible for shellfish poisoning in humans, marine mortality events, and can... Read More →
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