World Bee Day
Clive Wren (2015) CC By 2.0 Bees, the ambassadors of pollinators Most of the 25,000 to 30,000 species of bees (Hymenoptera: Apidae) are effective pollinators, and together with moths, flies,... Read More →
Clive Wren (2015) CC By 2.0 Bees, the ambassadors of pollinators Most of the 25,000 to 30,000 species of bees (Hymenoptera: Apidae) are effective pollinators, and together with moths, flies,... Read More →
Participate for 1 AT in Wild@Work Series- “Outlining the Benefits of Habitat Restoration for Water Security”.
Les Smith, longtime chapter member and Certified Weather Observer with NOAA, talks about weather. Les spent 43 years as a professional pilot taking Meteorology courses in college and flight school.
Cost for full workshop $30. Options for one day participation at link. Chapter has approved 2 hours AT for Thursday and 6 hours AT for Friday.
Topics include composting, backyard poultry production, summer gardening, hydroponics & aquaponics. See attachment. 5 hours AT approved for full session attendance. Smith County AgriLife Extension Service: RSVP required by June... Read More →
TBD???
Looking for a handful of volunteers to interact with guests. Wanda Rauscher will be leading this event to educate about native bees and other pollinators. If you want to help... Read More →
Lake Gilmer Want to do more species observations? Greg Marshall will be leading park walks at the dates listed above in the header. Plan is to meet at 8 a.m.... Read More →
Neal Stilley, educator, anthropologist & archeologist will be speaking about Caddo Mound. Neal will tell us more about archeology at the site.
Greg Grant, Texas A&M AgriLife, Smith County Horticulture Agent will speak on “Water Conservation and Management in the Home Landscape”. Dean Minchillo, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension, Program Specialist – Dallas... Read More →