Ethnobotany of the Texas Prairie

The lecture will be held both virtually and in person, and it will feature Kelly Kindscher, professor in environmental studies and senior scientist at the Kansas Biological Survey at the University of Kansas, who will tailor his talk to the prairies and Native Americans of Texas.

You may use the special promo code, HBGALLY2022, to attend this lecture or view it virtually and receive free admission to Houston Botanic Garden by entering the promo code in the box toward the top right of the page of the online class registration form. If you register, please commit to come to the class or attend virtually. Additionally, feel free to invite a guest to accompany you to this event.

In person guests will receive pocket prairie seed packets and representatives from Katy Prairie Conservancy, Houston Botanic Garden and Houston Master Naturalists will be present for the lecture to provide action resources for attending patrons so they may get more involved with prairie ecosystems and conservation.
This class is a part of a series of classes at Houston Botanic Garden that focuses on the Indigenous Peoples of Texas and the native plants that sustained their way of life.

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