AAL Wildlife Survey
Belton Lakeview Park 3110 FM-2271, Belton, TX, United StatesObserving and recording wildlife on the trail using INaturalist and Ebird. Bring your binoculars and your cell phone and help us in this Citizen Science Project!
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Nolan Creek Hike and Bike Workday
Liberty Park 500 East Avenue C, BeltonBring your gloves and help pick up trash along the Nolan Creek Hike and Bike Trail
AAL Wildlife Survey
Mother Neff State Park 1680 SH 236, Moody, TX, United StatesObserving and recording wildlife on the trail using INaturalist and Ebird. Bring your binoculars and your cell phone and help us in this Citizen Science Project!
First Monday Gardening Salado
Salado Museum 423 S Main St, Salado, TX, United StatesBring your work gloves and join us at the Salado Museum as we work on the flower beds downtown
AAL Wildlife Survey
Lake Waco Wetlands 1752 Eichelberger Crossing Road, China Spring, TexasObserving and recording wildlife on the trail using INaturalist and Ebird. Bring your binoculars and your cell phone and help us in this Citizen Science Project!
St Mary’s Workday
St. Mary's Catholic School 1019 S 7th St, Temple, TX, United StatesInvasive Removal and wildscape maintenance, bring your gloves and tools
AAL Wildlife Survey
Dana Peak Park 3800 Comanche Gap Road, Harker Heights, TexasObserving and recording wildlife on the trail using INaturalist and Ebird. Bring your binoculars and your cell phone and help us in this Citizen Science Project!
AAL Wildlife Survey
Miller Springs Nature Center Highway 2271 North of Lake Belton Spillway, Belton, TX, United StatesObserving and recording wildlife on the trail using INaturalist and Ebird. Bring your binoculars and your cell phone and help us in this Citizen Science Project!
CTMN Monthly Meeting
Belton Church of Christ 3003 N Main St, Belton, TX, United StatesSpeaker is Jamey Douglass on Web Soil
AAL Wildlife Survey
Cameron Park Zoo 1701 North 4th Street, Waco, TexasObserving and recording wildlife on the trail using INaturalist and Ebird. Bring your binoculars and your cell phone and help us in this Citizen Science Project!