AT: From Egg to Adult: How Milkweeds and Native Plants Help Monarchs

Online

Monday, October 10 • 6:45 p.m. Online Meeting Please join us for our chapter meeting on Zoom! 6:35 Meeting open for socializing 6:45 Business Meeting 6:55 Plant of the Month 7:00 Guest Speaker Just as milkweeds are the only plants Monarch butterflies use to raise their young, our native plants are also critically important to... Read More →

Free

AT: Dragonflies: Aerial Pest Control

Online Zoom

Clear Lake Chapter meeting: Beautiful, intricate, active predators throughout their lives, the best natural mosquito control, and numerous in Texas—DRAGONFLIES! Sam Kieschnick will lead us in an exploration of these amazing insects. Learn all about their biology, their importance in the ecosystem, and how they do what they do. We’ll also talk about how to... Read More →

Free

AT: Native Host Plants for Butterflies and Moths

Online Zoom

Virtual - Zoom Registration Native Host Plants for Butterflies and Moths This talk will leave you with the knowledge and resources needed to encourage and appreciate a wider diversity of caterpillars, butterflies, and moths in a Texas native plant garden. Goes beyond monarchs and milkweeds! About the Speakers Both Lynne and Jim Weber are certified... Read More →

AT: Monarch Larva Monitoring Project Training

Environmental Institute of Houston 2700 Bay Area Blvd., Houston, TX, United States

IN-PERSON. Two class options - April 11th OR April 13th. Class size is limited to 16. Interested in helping Monarchs and providing valuable data for Monarch scientists? Learn how to collect data that contributes to the knowledge about the Monarch population. Participants learn about Monarch biology, monitoring procedures, and data entry protocols. The surveys can... Read More →

Free

AT: Monarch Larva Monitoring Project Training

Environmental Institute of Houston 2700 Bay Area Blvd., Houston, TX, United States

IN-PERSON. Two class options - April 11th OR April 13th. Class size is limited to 16. Interested in helping Monarchs and providing valuable data for Monarch scientists? Learn how to collect data that contributes to the knowledge about the Monarch population. Participants learn about Monarch biology, monitoring procedures, and data entry protocols. The surveys can... Read More →

Free

AT: NPSOT Clear Lake Chapter Program – Houston, We Have A Solution!

Online Zoom

Virtual. Register in advance for this Zoom meeting Native Plant Society of Texas - Clear Lake Chapter Monthly Meeting/Program 6:35 Meeting open for socializing 6:45 Business Meeting 6:55 Plant of the Month 7:00 Guest Speaker (counts for AT) Mark de Kiewiet will talk from his practical research as to how we can address the diminishing... Read More →

Free

AT: The Fibonacci Sequence in Nature and Native Plants

Online Zoom

Virtual. Register for Zoom Link. Presented by the Native Plant Society of Texas - Clear Lake Chapter 6:35 Meeting open for socializing 6:45 Business Meeting 6:55 Plant of the Month 7:00 Guest Speaker For centuries, mathematicians, artists, and architects have studied and used the Fibonacci sequence to create meaningful projects and great works of art.... Read More →

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AT: Putting a Coastal Prairie and Wetland on the Ground at the UH Coastal Center

Zoom Online Meeting Advance registration required

Virtual.  Register for Zoom Link. Native Plant Society of Texas - Clear Lake Chapter  - July Meeting Site of the former World War II Camp Wallace, the acreage is being steadily restored to coastal prairie, bringing its 925 acres under active management. Two hundred acres are being mowed, spot treated with herbicide, and undergoing prescribed... Read More →

Free

AT: New Prairies on the Block by Rowena McDermid & Davis Clay

Zoom Online Meeting Advance registration required

Virtual. Zoom Link TBA. Native Plant Society of Texas - Clear Lake Chapter, August Chapter Meeting More Details TBA... Log in VMS under AT: NPSOT Seminars/Workshops

Free

AT: Planning a Public Space Pollinator Garden & Grant Application Workshop

Environmental Institute of Houston 2700 Bay Area Blvd., Houston, TX, United States

Hybrid. In Person (Limited to 16 people). Virtual - Zoom Link Learn about our Native Pollinator Habitat Grant Program, how to plan a pollinator garden for public spaces, and what the committee is looking for in an application. Three hours professional development. In Person Location: NOA 1 Classroom Environmental Institute of Houston University of Houston... Read More →

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