Join us at the Environmental Institute of Houston at the UHCL campus for weeding, planting, and other maintenance activities. We meet every Tuesday (except University holidays) from 9am – 11am. For more information contact Wendy Reistle at reistle@uhcl.edu or Rowena McDermid at McDermid@uhcl.edu https://www.uhcl.edu/environmental-institute/ 2700 Bay Area Boulevard Houston, TX 77058 United Voluntary Opportunity: UHCL... Read More →
Diurnal raptors of the Galveston Bay Area Join us for our yearly training in preparation for hawk watch. Presented by Lynn and John Wright February 20th at 6pm Zoom registration link will be in the chapter email GBAC Opportunity: AT:GBAC Sponsored, 1.75 hours
Galveston's Own Farmers Market – Young Gardeners Program – Sea Turtle Talks at Galveston schools. Everyone is welcome, we can always use help with logistics and picture taking. Wednesday – February 21st – L A Morgan The talks start at 4:20 pm in the afternoon and last for about 40-60 minutes depending upon the school.... Read More →
Prairie Restoration volunteer work at San Jacinto Battleground State Historic Site that includes potting and planting grasses and forbs. Meet by the park headquarters next to the stone columns at the entrance to the park. Contact Jim Duron for more information.
This is the third training class of 2024, 6pm - 8pm at the Galveston County Extension Office (Carbide Park) Topics: Watersheds and You, Exploration Green Opportunities: If you are a GBAC trainee, use Initial Training If you are a GBAC volunteer, use Chapter Training Class Support
Join us for prairie restoration activities: potting, lateral transfers, weeding and more at Armand Bayou Nature Center. Volunteers meet at the green house. For more information contact Jim Duron.
Saturday February 24, 7:00 am - 10 am University of Houston Coastal Center Bird Survey Address: 5721 Highway 2004, La Marque, TX 77568 For more information contact Lisa Hardcastle: lisa.hardcastle@gmail.com GBAC Opportunity: Bird Monitoring and Surveys Put “UH Coastal Center” in the comments.