To discuss and understand the nature of biodiversity, the impact of its' loss, and what you might do to preserve biodiversity. Christ the King Evangelical Lutheran Church invites you to a monthly environmental education web meeting series whose theme in 2019 is environmental issues, and what you can do. In January, Kerri Crawford, assistant professor... Read More →

An all-day workshop for people who are interested in strategies and practices that allow a more harmonious co-existence with nature in an increasingly urbanized environment. Lunch is included. GCMN Wildlife in the City 2019 (002)

The Adult Owl Prowl is the perfect way to spend a Saturday night in nature. Learn about the wise and wonderful owls you can find in Houston, and get up close and personal with live owls from the wildlife center of Texas. After the presentation, we'll head out into the woods to look for owls... Read More →

The Witte Museum invites you to be a part of the 2019 dialogue series, Is Texas Wild?: Conservation Conversations. Dive into the McLean Family Texas Wild Gallery through interactive experiences and encounters with experts in fields ranging from the expansive flora and fauna of Texas to stewarding the land, as we discuss finding the harmony... Read More →

Owl Prowls begin with a lively program on owls including a rare opportunity to meet live, rehabilitated owls at the Edith Moore log cabin. Then we go out on the Sanctuary's wooded trails in search of wild owls. Time: 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM Fee: $10.00 adults; $8.00 children (ages 6-17), payable in advance. Refunds... Read More →

A Woodlands Garden Club event.

You are invited to join us at our February meeting where our guest speakers will provide insight into the global issue of Plastic Waste and discuss how we can all do our part to reduce our own plastic waste. Our own Drea Morgenstern & Jaci Elliot are starring!

Compost is known as “black gold” by experienced horticulturalists and gardeners because of the incredible nutrients and valuable microbes it adds to soil. John Ferguson, owner of Nature’s Way Resources, will cover composting for the average backyard to larger properties, such as a business building or golf course. Learn about everything from sources of raw... Read More →

February 2019 Peckerwood Garden Lecture: Tour at 5:30 pm, Lecture at 7 pm Secret Blow-Your-Mind Organic Gardening Hacks With Special Guest Shawna Coronado Learn eco-friendly solutions to improve any garden through top tips, tricks, and solutions unearthed by Shawna Coronado. In this discussion she will help you discover clever ways to upcycle everyday items in... Read More →

Despite being thousands of miles from civilization, plastic pollution from Asia and the Americas constantly washes up on the pristine shores of Midway. Plastic is found in the stomachs of the many birds that call the atoll home. Houston Audubon Conservation Specialist Anna Vallery spent six months on Midway Atoll National Wildlife Refuge in 2015... Read More →

The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service in Fort Bend County, along with the Fort Bend County Master Gardeners, present a six-class program on creating a productive edible garden in the home landscape. Participants will learn how to start a garden, the keys to success, what to plant and when, and how to reap the benefits... Read More →

Secret Organic Gardening Hacks That Will Blow Your Mind Learn eco-friendly solutions to improve any garden. Shawna Coronado helps you discover clever ways to upcycle everyday items in your garden in order to save your pennies and save the environment. Each hack is natural or organic and easy to accomplish in the garden, and they... Read More →

This guided hike will take you along the Park’s hiking trails through 4 distinct ecosystems. Bring a water bottle and sturdy shoes; prepare to hike 1-2 miles on uneven surfaces.

Celebrate Go Texan Day by planning a native Texan garden! Take a virtual tour of our great state as we explore our many ecoregions and the plants that grow best in each one. You’ll also learn how native plants help Texas wildlife from butterflies to coyotes. We’ll take a walk to see native Houston plants... Read More →

Secretive and challenging to identify are what make this group of birds Fun. The Upper Texas Coast is a great place to see wintering sparrows. Learn the key principles of identification that will enable you to separate the 17 different species that are possible. After this class you will no longer call sparrows little brown... Read More →

You’ve seen it on the small screen when you visit the Friends of Attwater Prairie-Chicken Refuge website. Now, you can see it on a big screen near you...in Houston at the MATCH-Midtown Arts & Theater Center. “Little Grouse on the Prairie” will be featured in the 2019 Wild Texas Film Tour, a festival of short... Read More →