This 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
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Volunteer to assist park staff as they provide outdoor education to 55 fourth graders from River Pines Elementary. Email organizer, Lauren Hollenbeck, at lauren.hollenbeck@houstontx.gov for more information or to volunteer.... Read More →
Attending one of the virtual training classes on either August 24th or 25th and then the August 28th in-person session is required to become a Houston Botanic Garden docent. Please... Read More →
Join the discussion of Jane Goodall's book, The Book of Hope. From Amazon: In this urgent book, Jane Goodall, the world's most famous living naturalist, and Douglas Abrams, the internationally... Read More →
Introducing a new 3-week virtual series “The Fierce Beauty of Raptors” that begins on Thursday, May 5th at 7pm. What makes a bird a raptor? We'll answer that question, talk about... Read More →
Lake Houston Wilderness Park hosts a bird walk every third Friday of the month. Birds are added in eBird to create a census. Experienced birders are needed to lead walks.... Read More →
The San Jacinto Regional Flood Planning Group is offering three opportunities to provide feedback on the Draft Regional Flood Plan and learn more about flood risk, stormwater management, and different... Read More →
Attending one of the virtual training classes on either August 24th or 25th and then the August 28th in-person session is required to become a Houston Botanic Garden docent. Please... Read More →
Required curriculum reading: Unit 21 Urban Ecosystems Unit 22 Laws, Regulations and Ethics Unit 15 Herpetology Unit 16 Mammalogy 8:00 AM Wildlife Habitats/Interactions in Urban Settings Diana Foss 8:30... Read More →
A trail maintenance day at the Lake Creek Preserve will include mowing and trimming on the orange and blue trails and mowing, weed eating and removing stumps on the new green... Read More →
The Woodlands Township and your Municipal Utility District (MUD) want residents to be aware anything entering a storm drain inlet ends up in a nearby waterway: Pet Waste, Yard Waste,... Read More →
