This month we will continue discussion of Nature’s Best Hope: A New Approach to Conservation That Starts in Your Yard by Douglas W. Tallamy. Contact Cheryl Barajas for more information. The Heritage Book Study Group meets the first Monday of the month at 1 pm. Opportunity: AT: Heritage Book Study Group
This will be a fun and energetic session where we run through the Beach Hero programs; Plastic Pollution (art component) and Junior Gardner programs. Welcome anyone interested in joining us! Contact Maureen Nolan-Wilde for more information. Opportunity: Beach Heroes - Training & Educating
The board of directors meets annually to review the previous year and set new goals for the current year. If you would like to attend, please contact president Pam House for the directions.
This program consists of presentations focusing on preventing plastic pollution and the sea turtles of the Gulf. While presenting, team members wear “hero” capes and hats and share what they are doing to help. Students are encouraged to share their efforts now and in the future during the presentations. At the end of each program,... Read More →
This program consists of presentations focusing on preventing plastic pollution and the sea turtles of the Gulf. While presenting, team members wear “hero” capes and hats and share what they are doing to help. Students are encouraged to share their efforts now and in the future during the presentations. At the end of each program,... Read More →
The first bird count of the year at the University of Houston Coastal Center will be held Saturday January 21, starting at 7 AM. Please be there early as the gate has to be locked by 7:05 AM. Bring binoculars, insect repellent, water, and the usual for a bird count. Bring a friend if you... Read More →
The next Exploration Green tree planting is Sunday, January 22, from 8-12. We will finish planting phase 4 and your help is greatly appreciated! The closest street address is 1803 Reseda. Please remember to dress for the weather, wear sturdy shoes or boots that can get muddy, and bring work gloves. If you haven't filled... Read More →
Presentation on Sea Turtles of the Gulf focusing on the Green Sea Turtle and what they can do and are doing to help them. Vegetables grown by these students are used in rehabbing the green sea turtles at the Gulf Center for Sea Turtle Research. Come join the fun! Contact Maureen Nolan-Wilde for more information.... Read More →
Join us for our first AT of the new year! Members Cindy Howard and Mary Dobberstine will review the results of a study on the ecological function of small living shorelines in Galveston Bay. You must pre-register for this zoom presentation, click here to register https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwscO6gqDMqGtZKnjKcWBeCRiLc1zneAHXA Opportunity: AT: GBAC Sponsored
Monthly board meeting via zoom. Visitors always welcome. Contact GBAC President Pam House for the zoom link.
Please remember to dress for the weather, wear sturdy shoes or boots that can get muddy, and bring work gloves. Find out more information and RSVP by contacting Christy Taylor Opportunity: Exploration Green – NRM
The Best Job Ever! he modern history of the Flower Garden Banks is a series of transitions--a Mystery Era that lasted for nearly 30 years, the Discovery Era in the 1960s, the Enlightenment Era in the 1970s and early 1980s, then the Sanctuary Era. Steve Gittings was fortunate to be part of the last two, working on... Read More →
Chapter Meeting Hybrid (Zoom and In Person): 5:30-8pm Doors open at 5:30pm Social 6pm Business meeting at 6:30 Presentation at 7pm Presentation: All Together Now – Bridging Conservation, Environmental Justice, and Indigenous Knowledge for a Healthier, Wilder World by Jaime González Opportunity: AT: Chapter Meeting Special Topics, 1 hour AT
Galveston Island State Park’s Nature Center is truly the center of the park activities. From March- November, our Nature Center is open from 10 AM- 2 PM on Saturdays and Sundays. This is where you come in! We are looking for those who are interested in a low-impact, indoor volunteer opportunity. Our Nature Center docents... Read More →
Please mark your calendars for the NASA Roost Count, Saturday, February 4, 2023 at 5:30pm; sunset will be at 6pm. Address: 1100 E. NASA Pkwy, Houston, 77058 Contact Judy Anderson for more information. Opportunity: Bird Monitoring and Surveys
