The Importance of Participating in Citizen Science by Wanda Rauscher This talk will share the Wanda will share information about the impacts of Citizen Science observations, especially the iNaturalist platform. She will speak to the use of data in scientific publications. Wanda will also talk about some of the special observations made by Master Naturalists because... Read More →
Master Naturalist training for selected candidates of the Class of 2022 via East Texas Chapter.
Master Naturalist training for selected candidates of the Class of 2022 via East Texas Chapter.
Practice your iNaturalist app skills for the City Nature Challenge. Ann Reynolds and Shanna Willbanks will be your hosts.
Master Naturalist training for selected candidates of the Class of 2022 via East Texas Chapter.
Practice your iNaturalist app skills for the City Nature Challenge. Meet at the main trail head at Faulkner Park South (just south of the tennis courts). Vicki Hoppis and Carol Lanthum will be your hosts.
Master Naturalist training for selected candidates of the Class of 2022 via East Texas Chapter.
The Impact of Artificial Light on Life presented by Dr. Travis Longcore. The results of recent research have extended knowledge about the geographic scope and specific impacts of artificial night lighting on animal behavior, physiological processes and ecological interactions across a range of taxa and its broader ecosystem effects. The program is designed to allocate... Read More →
Laura Wilson will speak on the Texas Ornithological Society; what the organization does around the entire State of Texas, including the 5 sanctuaries they oversee. Please bring pencil & paper.
Practice your iNaturalist app skills for the City Nature Challenge. Meet at Black Hawk Creek Hike and Bike Trails ( just inside main entrance in parking lot to the right). Time: 9am to 11am. Vicki Hoppis, Ann Reynolds and Karen Rueb-Hall will be your hosts.
