Advanced Training

Attend our workshop over Zoom on Dec. 2nd before attending the in-person demonstration on Dec. 4th. Fire is a valuable land management tool that provides both ecological and financial benefits. When conducted properly, prescribed burning is safe and beneficial for wildlife and brush control. Experts in prescribed burning will provide you with everything you need... Read More →

The National Ecological Observatory Network presents an overview of flora protocols and data. We welcome Botanist Monika Kelley who will provide an overview of mission and structure of the National Ecological Observatory Network (NEON). She will cover the methodologies and data products associated with various physical, chemical, and biological sampling protocols observing woody and herbaceous... Read More →

Join the Fort Worth Audubon Society as Ted Ryan from NOAA will discuss the weather and climate of the North Texas region, with a focus on some yearly and decadal climate oscillators that influence our weather. He will also briefly discuss climate change, and how it is, and is not, impacting Texas. Ted Ryan is... Read More →

The Future of Conservation- Will it look the same? with  TPWD Hunter Education Coordinator Steve Hall. Link to register: https://txmn.tamu.edu/tmntuesdays/#december

Join us virtually on December 15th from 10:00 - 11:30 AM CST for "Riparian Rendezvous". We'll have 5, 15-minute presentations and lots of DOORPRIZES! You must register to receive the link the day before, but it's completely FREE! Plant Party is a quarterly webinar series brought to you by Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, Texas Parks and... Read More →