In person. Park fees apply. Entrance fees $7 per person ages 13 and older. Ages 12 and under free. If you are new to birding and bird identification then this hike is for you. Brazos Bend State Park is home to over 300 species of birds making it the perfect place to bird-watch all year... Read More →
In person at Brazos Bend State Park - Dining Hall. Workshop is free. On entrance to the Park, identify as a workshop participant to have entrance fees waived for day use. Lectures will take place in the Dining Hall followed by field excursions to Morning Star Prairie Plants and Nash Prairie. Seating is limited to... 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 hosting a month of classes at the High Island sanctuaries. Enjoy birding in Boy Scout Woods, Smith Oaks, Eubanks Woods,... Read More →
In person at Babe's Beach, 6477 Seawall Blvd in Galveston, TX. 2024 Turtle Trails patrol training series. During this program you'll have the opportunity to embark on a 1-mile patrol walk, learn about our local sea turtle species, their nesting habits, how to identify tracks, the process of excavating eggs from a nest, why it's... Read More →
Virtual, 3 week series on Mondays at 7pm via zoom from March 25th - April 8th. Class series cost $45. To register visit website here. Gain confidence in your birding skills. This is a 3 week series of 1 hour sessions on woodpeckers. Woodpeckers are fascinating birds with amazing physiological adaptations and behavioral habits. This... Read More →
TMN Tuesday Virtual webinar, 12pm - 1pm. Pre-Registration required. Description: Our volunteers are ready to volunteer! Our Texas Master Naturalist Volunteers are dedicated to natural resource conservation work. After the innovations of the pandemic, we’re continuing to hold our ever-popular Virtual Volunteer in 2024 Fair where Texas Master Naturalist volunteers are introduced to virtual and... Read More →
Virtual. April 10th 11asm-12pm Register to join the Texas General Land Office Lunch and Learn webinar Wednesday April 10th 11am with Dr. Gabriele Bonaiti. To register for program visit link here. This month's Lunch & Learn will explore the history, hot spots, and potential drivers of coastal bacterial pollution along Galveston Island. Featured speaker, Dr.... Read More →
Webinar approved for AT for attendees who were invited to participate. Forwarded via TPWD email for April 10th at 2:00 CST. Webinar with Jessica Lagalo with Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Life is better outside! The Texas Parks and Wildlife’s Community Outdoor Outreach Program (CO-OP) grant provides $5,000- $100,000 in competitive grant awards to organizations... Read More →
April 11th 12pm - 1;30pm Register for webinar here. Join the Vice President and General Counsel of the Coastal Prairie Conservancy, Elisa Donovan, JD, for a FREE informative session on conservation easements in Texas via Zoom. We'll cover the following topics and take questions from participants: The following questions will be addressed: How do conservation... Read More →
Virtual. Register for zoom program here. Have you ever heard of freshwater mussels? These mollusks are considered one the most imperiled groups of animals in the world. They are able to filter gallons of water per day helping to keep our rivers and waterways clean. They have an amazing life history and can be found... Read More →
Virtual. Free. 2024 Climate Change and Implications for the Fayette Prairie Ecosystem Webinar Series. A series of 7 webinars offered on a Thursday monthly/bimonthly from 6pm - 7pm, beginning February 2024. How will climate change impact Texas and the native prairie and savanna ecosystems? How do we plan restorations to be sustainable in 2050? Do... Read More →
Virtual. Free. ** Save the date ** for the 3rd in series by the Global Precipitation Measurement Mission Team. Webinar topic: Understanding and Protecting Earth Speakers and registration details will be updated as the GPM website updates. The GPM webinar series schedule may be found here. The Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) mission is an international... Read More →
Coming April 12th at the Harrison-Long Point Ranch, Richmond Texas. Fee $40 per person to attend. Registration and fee details listed at this link for Women of the Land. "Women of the Land: From the Ground Up" will be hosted by the James B. Harrison Foundation’s Harrison-Long Point Ranch and the Texas Wildlife Association. This... 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 →
April 13th 10am-11:30am. Free. Virtual. To attend complete registration form at link here. For program information visit website here. The Texas Wildlife Association and Texas Children in Nature present a webinar with speaker Amber Brown, Conservation Education Specialist, Texas Wildlife Association. The Texas Wildlife Association strives to bring natural resource, conservation, and wildlife education into... Read More →
In person at the Houston Arboretum & Nature Center. Pre-registration required. Fee for class includes take-home plants and seeds. Register here. Speaker Nova Morales is a native landscaper on the Arboretum conservation team. She is passionate about ecological gardening and teaching others about the importance of native ecosystems and conservation. Many native plants aren’t available... 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 →
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 →