In-Person. Registration Required. Join this workshop to learn how you can get involved in local, native plant propagation efforts! The workshop will include an overview of CPC's volunteer-led, native nursery operations, seed collecting opportunities, and the "Great Grow Out" at-home volunteer initiative. CPC Staff will provide training materials, native plant seeds, germination trays, and soil.... Read More →

In Person. Registration Required. As part of the National Wildlife Federation’s Monarch Stewards certification program, NWF is partnering with members of the CenTex Monarch Alliance to provide the Monarch Stewards’ next level of training, the Monarch Citizen Science Workshop. Citizen Scientists (also known as Community Scientists) are an important asset to the Tri-National monarch conservation... Read More →

Virtual. Registration Required   Plant Identification: Tips for ID, Sunflowers, Gramas, and More! Join us on September 27th from 10:00 - 11:30 AM (Central) for "Plant Identification". We'll have 5 short presentations from experts in the field and will be giving away lots of DOOR PRIZES! You'll need to register to receive the Zoom link the day... Read More →

Virtual. More info will be posted when available... Memorial Park is a 1466 acre conservancy – in the heart of Houston. Opened 99 years ago in 1924, the park is one of the largest urban parks in the UnitedStates. The park is home to a wide variety of wildlife that inhabit ecosystems from woodlands to... Read More →

Photo by Paula Dittrick Seabourne Creek Nature Park Insect Walk. Join us for a fun hike looking for insects and other arthropods. We'll practice looking for and photographing pollinators and pollinator plants all over the park as we prepare for the 2023 Texas Pollinator BioBlitz - October 6th - 22nd. We will be led by... Read More →

In Person. Registration Required. This all-day workshop brings together various experts to address soils of the Fayette Prairie and Post Oak Savanna. Topics to include: Soils 101 and Online Mapping Tools (Alan Stahnke, State Soil Scientist, USDA-NRCS) Microbial Mechanisms of Soil Carbon Cycling (Dr. A. Peyton Smith, Associate Professor, Soils and Crop Sciences, TAMU) Major... Read More →