Garden Sign at the SCNP Butterfly Garden - photo by Hoiman Low Come help at Seabourne Creek Nature Park (SCNP), Texas Master Naturalist Coastal Prairie Chapter’s signature project! It is a great way to earn VSP hours; learn about butterflies and prairie plants; and enjoy time with fellow Texas Master Naturalists. There are several SCNP... Read More →
Virtual/In-Person Tour. Registration Required - more detail and links will be provided after purchasing tickets The two-day symposium will occur on Wednesday, September 20th, and Thursday, September 21st, via Zoom from 8 AM to 12 PM, each day. Join us for Bayou Preservation Association's highly anticipated 2023 Coastal Watershed Symposium, featuring keynote speaker Andrew Sansom.... Read More →
Virtual. No Registration Necessary - Zoom Link Get ready for this upcoming webinar with Community Engagement Manager Erin Cord! Erin is BCI’s resident expert on bat gardens. She’ll be giving us some guidance and tips on how to prep your existing or planned bat garden for winter so you can drop into a successful spring... Read More →
The Texas Master Naturalist Coastal Prairie Chapter (TMNCPC) board meeting will be held on the third Wednesday of the month from 7:00 – 8:30 pm. Board meetings are open to all TMNCPC members. Join in and learn all about the workings of our chapter! If the board meeting is to be held via Zoom, advance... Read More →
Virtual/In-Person Tour. Registration Required - more detail and links will be provided after purchasing tickets The two-day symposium will occur on Wednesday, September 20th, and Thursday, September 21st, via Zoom from 8 AM to 12 PM, each day. Join us for Bayou Preservation Association's highly anticipated 2023 Coastal Watershed Symposium, featuring keynote speaker Andrew Sansom.... Read More →
Virtual. Registration Required - Zoom. Join Emily May, Pollinator Conservation Specialist with the Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation, to talk about supporting pollinators and other wildlife in our yards and gardens through the changing seasons. Where do beneficial insects spend the winter? What does gardening for wildlife look like in the fall and winter? We'll... Read More →
In-Person. Registration Required. The Small Acreage - Big Opportunity (SABO) program is a joint effort of Texas Wildlife Association and Texas A&M AgriLife Extension to address this need. Our intensive one-day workshops will teach landowners how to evaluate their property's habitat and what options are available for wildlife management, including cost-share programs and other forms... Read More →
Virtual. No Registration Necessary. Zoom Link Tawny crazy ants! You either already have these or you will. This new exotic invasive ant species from South America was first recognized in the Houston area in 2002, and it has been expanding its range in SE Texas ever since. Unlike exotic fire ants, tawny crazy ants have... Read More →
In-Person. Registration Required This FREE workshop for anyone interested to learn about Feral Hogs and other Wildlife Management. In this workshop, you will learn from Texas A&M Natural Resources Institute experts on feral hog biology, economic impact, and management strategies. You'll also learn from experts from Texas Parks and Wildlife on control strategies to other... Read More →
“Come get your hands dirty on the prairie. Every Tuesday and Friday on the Indiangrass Preserve, volunteers participate in activities critical to the success of our restoration program. Volunteers maintain the Ann Hamilton Trail, grow out native species in our Coastal Prairie Native Seed Nursery, plant native wildflowers and grasses, remove invasive species, build and... Read More →
