In person, fee $50 to attend, lunch included. Workshop 10a-4pm at the TAMU Hildebrand Equine Center, 3240 F&B Road, College Station, 77845 The course is designed for watershed coordinators and water and natural resource professionals. This training is the next step for those who have attended the Watershed Planning Short Course in the last several... Read More →
Webinar, 12pm CST . Planting flowers can be a feel-good community activity, but who is sticking around to upkeep that new garden? Quality pollinator habitat needs a game plan for long-term success. Join Xerces Society staff Kaitlin Haase and Stefanie Steele as they share their on-the-ground experiences with pollinator plantings. They will review common challenges,... Read More →
Virtual. Webinars are one hour long and begin at 1pm CST. Stay connected with the latest monarch conservation topics by attending our free monthly webinars. This series is a unique opportunity to hear from experts across various interdisciplinary fields related to monarchs, other pollinators, their habitats, and the threats and pressures that make conservation urgent.... Read More →
In person, by invitation with reserved seating for Chapter members, March 25th at 3pm at the Houston Arboretum & Nature Center in Classrooms A&B (Armadillo and Beautyberry.) Join UH Assistant Professor Kerri Crawford and Stephen Benigno, Conservation Director at the Houston Arboretum for a best practices discussion on restoration ecology in the Houston area. The... Read More →
Virtual. The Greater Edwards Aquifer Alliance is hosting a lecture series on the 4th Wednesday from 3:30pm - 4:30pm. Water Wonks will feature a host of experts sharing innovative ideas and details about their work in the world of water. The series is a free community education opportunity. To register for these webinars visit webpage... Read More →
March 26th Online only. This highly educational and fun talk will discuss the types of fireflies (Lampyridae) found in Texas and across the US. Ben will take you on an illuminating virtual journey through the wilds of Texas and into the mountainous regions of the east. Ben will present his research on Texas firefly taxa... Read More →
In person at Seabourne Creek Nature Park. Free, open to public. This month's focus is on Insects in Spring. Each month the Coastal Prairie Chapter of Texas Master Naturalists will lead a guided Insect Hike with a unique theme. Participation is open to the public and all ages are welcome. Bring a camera or zoom... Read More →
Free. Trinity Forks chapter meeting and program. March 27th, short business meeting followed by chapter program. Discover soil’s vital role in ecosystems with Jane Duke, NICE co-coordinator for Trinity Forks NPSOT and certified Soil Food Web Analyst. The interaction of organisms in the soil is responsible for many ecosystem services such as nutrient cycling, water regulation,... Read More →
Field Trip: Warren Ranch Saline Barrens. Registration Required. Meeting Location: Meet approximately 0.5 miles south of Matt Cook Memorial Wildlife Viewing Platform on Warren Ranch Road in northwestern Harris County. The gate for this location is north of the intersection of Warren Ranch Road and Jack Road. GPS coordinates are: 29.96934, -95.84305 Things To Bring: Closed... Read More →
Where: Meet by the public restrooms at Cullinan Park, 12414 Highway 6 South, Sugar Land. Join Texas Master Naturalist Tierra Ortiz-Rodriguez for a uniquely mindful nature walk at Cullinan Park to observe the signs of spring. Tierra will lead the 90-minute walk with mindfulness, explaining the practice to enhance and heighten observational skills using sensory... Read More →
