The calendar includes Heartwood’s scheduled chapter, volunteer and training events.
For a list of unscheduled (work at your own pace) volunteer activities, check out the approved chapter activities: Heartwood Volunteer Projects
Do you have a nagging nature query or a topic you've always wanted to know more about? Join Bayou Land Conservancy every Thursday at 3 pm for Ask an Ecologist on Facebook Live. Submit your nature related questions, or a topic you'd like to know more about in the comments section on the Bayou Land... Read More →
Join Dr. Barbara Thiers, Director of the William and Lynda Steere Herbarium at The New York Botanical Garden, for a webinar based on her newly published book, Herbarium: The Quest... Read More →
An iNaturalist training will be held to prepare members to participate in the Adopt-a-Loop Project. The training will also be recorded to share with those of you that are unable... Read More →
Clayton Bownds, Heartwood member, has been recording the biodiversity found on his property, affectionately called Tranquility Base. Can you guess how many species he's recorded? How many do you think you'd find in your neck of the woods? Join Clayton and the 2020/1 intern class to learn how to develop a project of your own!... Read More →
On the Second Tuesday of each month at the noon hour (12PM Central Standard Time), the TMN State Office will offer an hour-long virtual advanced training event (sometimes including some fantastic new and returning guest speakers). For more information: https://txmn.tamu.edu/tmntuesdays/ January Topic: Join us on January 12th at noon to hear Michelle Haggerty, the Texas Master... Read More →
The most important part of creating a native plant garden is planning. In this class, we’ll discuss how to evaluate your growing space and pick the right plants for your situation and gardening style. Whether you have acres of rangeland or a tiny patio deck, we will show you how to find native plant species... Read More →
To register: https://rosenberg-library.org/events/library-events/#adult-events Tuesday, January 19 – How to Select Binoculars & Field Guides Monday, January 25 – Understanding Your Field Guide Monday, February 1 – Using Your Field Guide Monday, February 8 – Location, Location, Location! Understanding Habitat Monday, February 15 – Birds-Eye View on Behavior Monday, February 22 – Spring Migration Monday, March... Read More →
The first 2021 ES Watershed Project/Heartwood Water Resources Committee meeting is coming up on January 20, from 4:30 to 6pm (or so). If you wish to attend, or invite someone else to attend, please use this link to join the Zoom Meeting about 4:25pm on the 20th: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81322382194 We’ve been dormant too long! Yes, it’s difficult... Read More →
Join us for a virtual Zoom meeting to hear about the latest Spring Creek Christmas Bird Count. We’ll have stories from the day from Claire Moore, Al Barr, David Henderson, JoJo Bradbury, Rob Comstock as well as Kendra Kocab and Megan Ahlgren. Email Claire Moore at cdmoore3i@gmail.com to register and she’ll send you a link to the... Read More →
To register: https://rosenberg-library.org/events/library-events/#adult-events Tuesday, January 19 – How to Select Binoculars & Field Guides Monday, January 25 – Understanding Your Field Guide Monday, February 1 – Using Your Field Guide... Read More →
See link to register for more information: https://npsot.org/wp/virtual/event/inviting-the-prairie-into-your-home-garden-january-25/ AT:NPSOT
Training 1: January 27th & 28th @ 1:00pm- 3:30pm Training 2: February 10th & 11th @ 1:00pm- 3:30pm Each workshop will meet the following goals: Introduce educators to the materials and philosophy of TAS. Provide a sampling of field activities for coastal and inland aquatic habitats. Make connections to local water and wildlife issues to help individuals become aware of their place in the... Read More →
Training 1: January 27th & 28th @ 1:00pm- 3:30pm Training 2: February 10th & 11th @ 1:00pm- 3:30pm Each workshop will meet the following goals: Introduce educators to the materials and philosophy of TAS. Provide a sampling of field activities for coastal and inland aquatic habitats. Make connections to local water and wildlife issues to help individuals become aware of their place in the... Read More →
I invite you to join a discussion group on the topic of Doug Tallamy’s book, “Nature’s Best Hope.” We will meet for about an hour, once a month. I will suggest an activity, which will be optional to complete, and a reading assignment from the book. It is my thought that as each of us... Read More →
To register: https://rosenberg-library.org/events/library-events/#adult-events Tuesday, January 19 – How to Select Binoculars & Field Guides Monday, January 25 – Understanding Your Field Guide Monday, February 1 – Using Your Field Guide... Read More →
Join the Interreligious Eco-Justice Network and the Hartford Seminary for an in-depth conversation with national leaders, Rev. Lennox Yearwood, founder of Hip Hop Caucus, and Dr. Katherine Hayhoe, a leading... Read More →
