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Accessing nature can be a struggle for those with different abilities, and one of the best ways to make nature accessible is to look at each person’s individual needs. Using the film DisabiliTree: A Film on Disability and Trees, we will look at how some individuals with disabilities navigate disability and accessibility in nature. Through... Read More →
Join us as we take our first forays into sharing what we’ve learned about a few of the women that have contributed to our understanding of the Texas-Oklahoma flora. You’ll hear about Geyata Ajilvsgi, Connie Taylor, Agnes Chase, and Shirley Lusk, and more in this effort to bring them into the spotlight for their efforts!... Read More →
October 14 - Pollinators’ Best Hope: A New Approach to Pollinator Habitat That Starts in Your Yard Free, weekly webinars from October 14th through November 11th. All sessions are on Fridays at 9 AM CST and will last for approximately 60 minutes plus questions. Register once to attend any/all sessions. Coordinators: Denise Ellsworth, OSU Department... Read More →
Lead a stroll down the trail, listening for owls. Share some facts about owls and pass out owl pellets to dissect. Class size 15. Meets at LLELA Cicada Pavilion. Contact Nick Makarenko @ [email protected] or signup HERE VMS Code: AT:Chapter approved (for attendees)
Excited about birding, but not sure where to start? Join Kristine Rivers, via Zoom, for this fun 8-week series of interactive classes. Register for the entire series or just the topics that interest you! Duration: 1 hour per class; 8 hours per series. Cost: $5/class or $30/series. Coordinator: Birding for Fun Registration link: https://fareharbor.com/embeds/book/birdingforfun/items/366880/calendar/2022/08/?flow=708433&full-items=yes ... Read More →
Over the course of 8 weeks and 30+ instructional hours (August 30, 2022 through October 27, 2022), attendees will gain a better understanding of entomology, integrated pest management, and how to identify common insects, spiders, and arthropods in Texas. Also covered in this training: iNaturalist, Butterfly gardening and native pollinators, Invasive insects to watch for... Read More →
Learn what birds need to survive and thrive and how to create a happy, healthy habitat for them in your own backyard. On Tuesday, Oct. 18, at 7 p.m. at the Flower Mound Public Library, Master Naturalist Kathryn Wells will talk about the plants and other features you can easily provide that will help you attract some... Read More →
You’re invited to the 2022 Texas Section Society for Range Management Annual Meeting October 19-21 at the Embassy Suites by Hilton Denton Convention Center! The Texas Section Society for Range Management’s mission is to provide leadership for the stewardship of rangelands based on sound ecological principles. They envision healthy, sustainable rangelands which provide dynamic, sustainable habitats... Read More →
Over the course of 8 weeks and 30+ instructional hours (August 30, 2022 through October 27, 2022), attendees will gain a better understanding of entomology, integrated pest management, and how to identify common insects, spiders, and arthropods in Texas. Also covered in this training: iNaturalist, Butterfly gardening and native pollinators, Invasive insects to watch for... Read More →
October 21 - Creating Pollinator Gardens: the Role of Plant Choice and Design Free, weekly webinars from October 14th through November 11th. All sessions are on Fridays at 9 AM CST and will last for approximately 60 minutes plus questions. Register once to attend any/all sessions. Coordinators: Denise Ellsworth, OSU Department of Entomology Link to... Read More →
