We WON!
Up to the Minute!
Seabourne Creek’s Perk Your Park grant was promoted by VP Shannon Westveer LIVE on HCC-TV’s “Up to the Minute.”
TMNCPC to Offer Fall 2022 Training
Coastal Prairie Chapter offers Fall Training for those wanting to attend weekday classes at night. Sessions begin September 13 until December 10.
City Nature Challenge at SCNP
The flora and fauna of Seabourne Creek Nature Park helped the Houston-Galveston Team win most species observed in the USA during iNaturalist’s 2022 City Nature Challenge!
SCNP Hosts Girl Scouts for Earth Day!
For Earth Day 2022, Girl Scouts from the Lone Star Treasures community were invited to plant trees at Seabourne Creek Nature Park. Trees planted were oak, mulberry and cherry laurel. They were under the tutelage of the Coastal Prairie Chapter of Texas Master Naturalists Sandra Brown, Jim Butcher, Greg Hurley, Blair Margot, Margo Margot, Jerry Trenta, and Debby Wendt.
“Big Sit” at Seabourne Creek Nature Park
The Prairie Percher birding team of Seabourne Creek Nature Park participated in their annual “Big Sit” on Friday, April 22.
Pocket Prairies for Fort Bend Subdivisions
Coastal Prairie Chapter naturalist Shannon Westveer gave a well-received presentation at the Quail Valley Garden Club’s first meeting of the year. Her topic was “Pocket Prairies for Fort Bend Subdivisions”…. Read More →
Highlights of Spring Birding at Quintana!
Article by Margo Johnson, published in the Coastal Prairie Chapter Courier, May 2020 Annually, scores of volunteers devote the month of April and early May at Quintana Neotropic Bird Sanctuary… Read More →
In Memory of a Prairie Warrior: Charlie Lundquist
Charlie Lundquist, energetic proponent of prairie restoration and member of the Houston-National Prairies Association of Texas, passed away on Saturday, May 16, 2020. Charlie was a valued and steadfast volunteer… Read More →
Wild Rabbits in Texas Face New Lethal Virus
Texas Parks & Wildlife (TPWD) has recently announced the presence of Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus, Serotype 2, in wild rabbits in Texas. This is a relatively new virus and is… Read More →