We will be working at Greer Hill Mountain bike trails, clearing trails, marking trails and picking up trash. We will be working at least a couple of hours each day. Tools needed: loppers, weedeater (if available), gloves, trash bags, mosquito spray, water. Entrance to Greer Hill is approximately 1.5 miles going East past the main entrance of the Preserve... Read More →
Highlights Odonate survey of the entire Western Hemisphere Everyone can participate by entering observations into Odonata Central or iNaturalist June and December Survey dates to accommodate participants in the entire Western Hemisphere The goal is to record as many species from as many places as possible You can have fun and contribute to citizen science... Read More →
The Future of Conservation- Will it look the same? ~ TPWD Hunter Education Coordinator Steve Hall
Master Naturalist training for selected candidates of the Class of 2022 via East Texas Chapter.
Understanding Your Birding Field Guide with Kristine Rivers Crest, crown, speculum, undertail coverts, supercilium — seriously? Don’t let the terminology in your field guide confuse you! We’ll help you make sense of what everything means, in easy to understand language, using photos of birds in our area as examples. Have your field guide nearby if... Read More →
Master Naturalist training for selected candidates of the Class of 2022 via East Texas Chapter.
Steven Chamblee will present "Peace, Love & Milagros" a compilation of stories gathered while he traveled along Texas roads. Steven has collected great stories about horticultural heavens, botanical blunders, and tender tales that will melt your heart. Steven has brought his favorite stories together for a very personal presentation of inspiration, enlightenment, and humor.
Using Your Birding Field Guide with Kristine Rivers of Birding for Fun (via Zoom When you’re just starting out, using your field guide to try to identify a bird in the field can be difficult! We’ll help you narrow down where to look in your field guide, and talk about different identification methods using size... Read More →
Master Naturalist training for selected candidates of the Class of 2022 via East Texas Chapter.
