TMN Annual Meeting: Registration Opens
TMN Annual Meeting: Registration Opens
Registration Opens Registration for the 2022 Annual Meeting will open the first week of August.
Registration Opens Registration for the 2022 Annual Meeting will open the first week of August.
Join Central Texas Mycological Society and the Highland Lakes Master Naturalists for an online class where we will learn the basics of mycology and learn how the fungi queendom is entangled in all parts of our life. We will also cover some basics on mushroom identification, how fungi benefits our entire ecosystem, our health and... Read More →
AUGUST 4, 2022: “Seabourne Creek Nature Park – History and Future Goals” by Karl Baumgartner Seabourne Creek Nature Park has been the Coastal Prairie Chapter’s signature project for the past 13 years. Learn about the fascinating history of the relationship between the Coastal Prairie Chapter and the City of Rosenberg and how this partnership has... Read More →
AUGUST 4, 2022: “Seabourne Creek Nature Park – History and Future Goals” by Karl Baumgartner Seabourne Creek Nature Park has been the Coastal Prairie Chapter’s signature project for the past 13 years. Learn about the fascinating history of the relationship between the Coastal Prairie Chapter and the City of Rosenberg and how this partnership has... Read More →
The Purple Martin Conservation Association is excited to invite you to the 2022 PMCA Purple Martin Conference. Our theme: Conservation Across Continents is a nod to the wonderful research efforts being done across the migratory range of the Purple Martin. Join us virtually on August 5th and 6th, 2022. This, the PMCA's third conference, will... Read More →
MEMBERSHIP MEETING ON AUGUST 6!All chapter members are invited to attend. We are bringing back a classic event that for years was enjoyed by all members of our chapter. On Saturday August 6, we are restarting our quarterly membership meetings and all members including our trainees are invited to this casual but informational gathering. Meet... Read More →
Although scheduled Seabourne Creek Nature Park (SCNP) Volunteer Days are, again, on pause due to Red COVID Alert, there will be individual tasks only to advance to advance our TMN CPC projects. For bump ups, prairie planting, nursery maintenance, and/or trail maintenance, please contact Jerry Trenta, Seabourne Director (713-898-4769/jerrytrenta@txtrentas.com), to make arrangements prior to going... Read More →
Some of the subjects are a bit off of our usual path, but some really great speakers are on the Agenda! Please see image or link for details.
IN PERSON EVENT - Go behind the scenes at the state-of-the-art facility with National Weather Service meteorologists who track threatening weather along the Texas coastline. Participants will meet at the National Weather Service facility in Dickenson. You do not need to pick up your tickets at the museum. Directions will be emailed to those with... Read More →
Running Time: 2 hours IN PERSON EVENT - Go behind the scenes at the state-of-the-art facility with National Weather Service meteorologists who track threatening weather along the Texas coastline. Participants will meet at the National Weather Service facility in Dickenson. You do not need to pick up your tickets at the museum. Directions will be... Read More →
On the Second Tuesday of each month at the noon hour (12:00pm Central Standard Time), the TMN State Office will offer an hour-long virtual advanced training event – which will sometimes including some fantastic new and returning guest speakers.
Join us next week for a Town Hall with the scientists studying Galveston's famous coyotes. You will hear the latest about their findings and be part of a community discussion. When: Wednesday, August 10 at 6 p.m. Where: Moody Gardens 3D Theater, 1 Hope Blvd. This event is FREE and open to the public. A... Read More →
Instructor: Kelsey Low Ages 12 and up Squirrels are so common that we take them for granted, but they really live fascinating lives. For example, did you know that Eastern Gray Squirrels are one of the few animal species known to lie to deceive others, tree squirrels have built-in sunglasses, and flying squirrels are vicious... Read More →
IN PERSON EVENT - Informative and a little unsettling, learn about some of Mother Nature's most ominous creations that may be lurking in your own backyard that are classified as dangerous, destructive or deadly.
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 →
How Indigenous Plants Can Help Houston Become a more Climate Ready, Wildly Healthy City Houston is at a crossroads, already experiencing significant impacts of climate change and rapid biodiversity loss. Although many solutions will be needed to combat these challenges, native plants can be a critical element. Join Jaime González for a tour of projects... Read More →
From our local parks to our backyards or balconies, nature can be found almost anywhere as long as we remember to look for it. This program will help you learn more about the natural world around your home and how you can provide for it. Each month we will focus on a different part of... Read More →
The Texas City Prairie Preserve is a 2,303 acre preserve located on the shores of Moses Lane and Galveston Bay in Texas City. The preserve was created in 1995 by the Nature Conservancy thanks to a $2.2 million grant from ExxonMobil. The primary goal was to preserve the Attwater’s prairie chicken, though the preserve protects... Read More →
Mark Froehlich will discuss The Bird Way: A New Look at the How Birds Talk, Work, Play, Parent, and Think by Jennifer Ackerman. This book delves into the extraordinary lives of birds around the world, showing their intelligence, deception, playfulness, culture, and more. Ackerman uses the latest scientific research along with her own experience to explain... Read More →
Each month, we will talk about a different book, article, or topic related to our natural world. These programs are intended to foster discussion, and attendees are encouraged to comment and participate. Nature Discussion Groups are best suited for adults and older students with a keen interest in nature. For August's Nature Discussion Group, Fred... Read More →
Calling all neighbors! Pollinators and other wildlife face many significant challenges to their survival, and they need our help. The good news is that we can take simple steps to help them— right here, right now, right in our own gardens. In this presentation, Lauren Simpson introduces our pollinators and shares simple techniques for transforming... Read More →
Bee-come fascinated with our local bees as staff and volunteers guide you through Mercer’s gardens. Learn about resident colonies of carpenter bees and honeybees, their critical role in the environment, and Mercer’s conservation efforts through holistic gardening practices. Children younger than 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Meet at Mercer’s Visitor Center.... Read More →
On the second and fourth Saturdays of each month, we host fun outreach or craft activities at the Butterfly Garden section of the Museum. The topics vary and can include butterfly gardening, native plants, dragonflies, etc. Volunteers are needed to help staff our booth and present the topics above. There will be two shifts per... Read More →
We love frogs! Summer nights wouldn’t be the same without their croaking, chirping, and trilling – but unfortunately, many frogs are in trouble. Join Dr. Cassidy Johnson to explore the amazing world of Houston’s frogs and how people are working to save these strange and wonderful creatures. Enjoy Saint Arnold Brewing Co. beer and light... Read More →
Instructor: Dr. Cassidy Johnson Ages 16 and up We love frogs! Summer nights wouldn’t be the same without their croaking, chirping, and trilling – but unfortunately, many frogs are in trouble. Join Dr. Cassidy Johnson to explore the amazing world of Houston’s frogs and how people are working to save these strange and wonderful creatures.... Read More →
Duration 1 Hour per Class Cost $5 per Class or $30 per 8-week Series About Register now to join Kristine Rivers with Birding for Fun for her next 8-week series of Beginner Birding Virtual Classes! Classes will be held via Zoom on Mondays at 7pm. Register for the entire series or just the topics that... Read More →
The public is invited to join us in-person at the Rosenberg Civic Center for our September 1 program by Dr. Dan Worrall: Lifeways of Indigenous People on the Southeast Texas Coastal Landscape, in the Early Historic and Prehistoric eras NOTE: NEW MEETING TIME & LOCATION! Coastal Prairie Chapter programs are free and open to the public. ... Read More →
$20 member / $35 nonmember Instructor: Kelsey Low Ages 12 and up Conserve water, reduce flooding, create wildlife habitat, and beautify your green space with a native rain garden! Rain gardens can be a powerful tool for sustainable gardening, but it can be tricky to know how to start. Join us for the basics of... Read More →