VMS opportunity: AT: webinars The Native Plant Society of Texas, Houston Chapter, will host Andy Newman presenting "Water, Wind and Fire: How Texas Became Texas." How non-living factors and geologic time have interacted to influence the vegetation communities observed in Southeastern Texas. Specific emphasis will be placed on prairies, savannas, and bottomland hardwoods and how... Read More →
VMS opportunity: AT: NGO workshops and programs on wildlife conservation and land stewardship The Fall Symposium will be a combination of virtual and in-person events. Check back for more details.
VMS opportunity: AT: NGO Workshops and Programs on Wildlife Conservation and Land Stewardship Stewardship of Native Plant Communities is a new class in the NPSOT Landscape Certification Program. There is no prerequisite for this program. It is not ecoregion specific, so the class can be taken when offered by any NPSOT chapter. Summary Learn how... Read More →
VMS opportunity: AT: NGO workshops and programs on wildlife conservation and land stewardship The Native Plant Society of Texas 2023 Spring Symposium is coming to Austin, Texas! This year’s event will take place at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center in South Austin on Saturday February 25. The cost is $50 for NPSOT and LBJWC... Read More →
Robert Mace, Meadows Center for Water & the Environment, Texas State Univ. will present the third presentation win the series of presentations on Climate Change and the Implications for the Fayette Prairie Ecosystem The Zoom link will be the same for all these presentations: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/5579994496? pwd=eGFEYmc2Z0R2bGw2TjlrTzYwT1V1UT09 Meeting ID: 557 999 449 Additional information on the... Read More →
