In person. Fee may apply. Morse Field Station, High Island. No pre-registration required. Please check in at the visitor kiosks upon arrival for the latest information & meeting location. Houston Audubon and High Island is kicking off a month of classes and guided hikes to all of the High Island sanctuaries. Enjoy birding in Boy... Read More →
Virtual. April 13th 11a-1:30p CT. To register for event see website here. This webinar addresses bee population conservation efforts across multiple states to protect and restore habitat. The nearly fifty species of bumble bees in North America are highly efficient pollinators of our natural areas and farm fields, making them essential to ecosystem function. Unfortunately,... Read More →
In person. Fee may apply. Morse Field Station, High Island. No pre-registration required. Please check in at the visitor kiosks upon arrival for the latest information & meeting location. Houston Audubon and High Island is kicking off a month of classes and guided hikes to all of the High Island sanctuaries. Enjoy birding in Boy... Read More →
In person. RSVP by April 9th. Location for workshop will be at the Orange County Convention and Expo Center, 11475 FM1442, Orange, TX 77630 This course is approved for the Texas Waters Specialist certification program. This workshop is co-hosted by the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension & Research and the Texas Water Resources Institute. Training will... Read More →
Classroom: 1:00 PM until 2:00 PM Location: 1402 Band Road, "The Range" Members Shannon Westveer and Kerry Padilla will inform other Texas Master Naturalists Coastal Prairie Chapter how to get data effectively and efficiently into the iNaturalist citizen science platform to assist co-sponsor Texas Nature Trackers in collecting data for Species of Greatest Conservation Need... Read More →
Virtual. Registration Required - Zoom Link How does the way we ask questions matter to our students? Asking good questions is an important skill that can lead to great outcomes. How can you make the questions you ask more open-ended? And how can you inspire your students to ask better questions? This webinar will help... Read More →
Virtual. April 16th 7pm-9pm. Central Texas Mycology is hosting a zoom session with Speaker Daniel Reyes on the topic of applied mcyology. To register for the program visit link here. Join Daniel Reyes, a seasoned expert in applied mycology, for an insightful journey into the latest advancements by fungi in biotechnology. Delve into the captivating... Read More →
In person. $50 Registration fee, seating limited. To register view event webpage here, registration link at bottom of page. University of Houston Coastal Center and the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department are hosting the third annual Coastal Prairies Restoration Practitioners Forum on April 17-18, 2024 in Anahuac, TX. We will be addressing topics that will... Read More →
April 17th 2pm. Virtual. Registration to receive zoom webinar link here. Texas Children in Nature will host a webinar with Speaker Alison Baylis, Regional Urban Ecologist, Urban & Community Forestry, Texas A&M Forest Service, on the benefit of trees in urban settings and impacts on community health. Trees in urban environments provide an array of... Read More →
April 18th. 5pm - 7pm. Free. To register complete online form here. Get more from your school’s gardens! This workshop is a unique opportunity to walk the Arboretum’s gardens to identify, harvest, and store seeds. Seeds tell the story of how plants move around without feet or wings. You’ll take home your own classroom display... Read More →
