Virtual. Reserve a Spot. Join Professor Kerri Crawford of the University of Houston to consider more deeply the interconnections between humans and our environment, through the lens of ecosystem services. As biodiversity is lost through anthropogenic changes, it is becoming increasingly clear how much we rely on the natural world. Nature provides us with many... Read More →
7-Part Online Series. Each program runs from 6-7:00 p.m. CDT. Cost is $10 per session. Virtual, 1-hour sessions that will focus on controlling weeds in forage production systems (pasture, hay, and range). Examples and recommendations used will be those for our growing region (USDA hardiness zone 9a). Join virtually from your own location using a compatible... Read More →
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This webinar will focus primarily on common growing season identification (ID) features, such as leaves, flowers, fruit and bark. The webinar will also include some dormant season ID characteristics, such as buds, branching, bark and habitat. County Extension Agents are often asked to identify a tree growing in a client's yard. This webinar will take... Read More →
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? These adaptable creatures can be found worldwide in many habitats, from rainforests to deserts. In this interactive,... Read More →
When you think pollinators, you probably think about bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. You might have forgotten about the moths, beetles, flies, and even wasps that pollinate everything from honeysuckles to magnolias. Join us for an interactive, online introduction to the forgotten workhorses of the botanical world and learn what you can do to help these... Read More →
A program especially tailored to small acreage landowners in South Texas. A program especially tailored to small acreage landowners in the coastal and oaks and prairies regions of the state. Program will focus on strategies that improve wildlife diversity through soil health, brush and invasive grass management, etc. Program will also include presentations regarding wildlife... Read More →
