The San Antonio River faces a threat to its ecosystem by Giant Apple Snails. Giant Apple Snails (Pomacea maculata) are native to South America and highly destructive invasive species throughout Texas. The snails are voracious eaters of aquatic plants that take away foodstuff and habitat from the river's native species. When:  Wednesday, February 28, 12pm – 1pm Where: ... Read More →

Just like any other animal, coral can get sick. Coral diseases can harm whole ecosystems when they spread across reefs. In 2022, a mystery disease appeared on the magnificent reefs of Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary. Join scientists in their efforts to identify the mystery disease, to predict how diseases may arrive at Flower... Read More →

Let’s talk bats: Learn more about our only flying mammal Thursday, February 29 @ 7pm Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/97713293538 With Diana Foss, former Urban Wildlife Technical Guidance Biologist with Texas Parks and Wildlife Let's talk bats!  As our only flying mammals, bats occupy a unique niche in many worldwide ecosystems. They provide critical services within those ecosystems, such... Read More →

Discover how to make sure you have what you need — when you need it — and not an ounce more! You'll hear from the experts about: How to Spec Your Kit How to Guard Against First Aid Kit Failures OTC, Rx Meds, & Packing for chronic medical conditions Detailed Supply and Gear Recommendations Choosing the... Read More →