VMS: AT:NGO Workshops and Programs on Wildlife and Land Stewardship. La Bahai Chapter Presents: “Texas Butterfly Top Ten: How to Know Them and Grow Them” Friday, March 14, 10:30 AM at the Nancy Carol Roberts Memorial Library, Brenham Well over 400 butterfly species have been recorded in Texas, far surpassing numbers in other states. Getting to... Read More →
Join chapter members and members of the community to learn about Time to Restore, a citizen science project designed to gather information on when nectar plants bloom and set seed. The goal of the project is to understand how climate change affects nectar plants and thus, the insects that rely on nectar plants. David Gwin, the Texas coordinator for Time to Restore, is a Texas Master Naturalist with the Gulf Coast Chapter.
VMS opportunity: Indian Creek Nature Area The regular workday for this project is the third Thursday of each month from 9:00 – 11:00 a.m. Volunteers maintain the pollinator bed and nature trail. Contact project leader Ann Ray for more details.
VMS opportunity: La Grange Agrilife Extension Bldg. Native Plant Landscape Our regular workdays to attend the landscape are the 3rd Tuesday of the month from approximately 8 am to 10 am.. The native plant landscape bed is at the Fayette County AgriLife Extension Office on Svoboda Lane in La Grange and has been developed over... Read More →
VMS opportunity: Educational Group Presentation Save the date for the 2025 Brenham Land, Water, and Wildlife Expedition in conjunction with the Texas Wildlife Association. Nearly 400 middle school students will spend a field day learning about the natural world. More details will be added as planning progresses. The community of Brenham, Texas and the Texas... Read More →
