The Bioblitz is intended to fill in the gaps of species not included in our Wildlife Field Research formalized surveys. Participants are invited to submit observations of any critters or... Read More →
We often have no-show volunteers for some of our surveys. Sign up for this activity if you can be on site for a scheduled survey as back-up. If we need... Read More →
Developing Naturally: How Native Landscapes Create Resilient Communities
When Saturday, October 12th, 2024 from 9:00am to 11:00am Address 140 City Park Road, Boerne, TX 78006 Shift Details Community scientists will check the Sherman traps (set the night before) for... Read More →
Address 140 City Park Road, Boerne, TX 78006 Shift Details Community scientists search for reptiles under rocks, within tall grass, throughout the woodland and in Cibolo Creek. Anoles, skinks, whiptails, ribbon... Read More →
Assist the Boerne Chapter of the Native Plant Society of Texas members in maintaining, caring for and planting our native plant demonstration gardens at the Cibolo Nature Center and Herff... Read More →
Farmer’s Market Greeter: Be a welcoming presence to market visitors and assist with traffic flow. We hope you will be a part of our vibrant volunteer community! For schedule and... Read More →
Challenges and Opportunities in Texas' Fastest Growing Counties
Expand your knowledge of native plant growth habits, learning which plants are known to be more drought tolerant, and understanding how the care we give our plants benefits them under drought conditions.
Pocket Prairie Design and Installation
This program discusses the Wildlife value of a messy garden, and how you can help wildlife thrive in your landscape.
This is a monthly talk with a new nature-related topic every month. Talk will be followed by a walk through the Native Plant Garden to see the birds in their habitat.
Annual State Meeting of Members and Annual Review
A Naturalist's Guide to the Native Plants of our local Ecosystem
In person class Ethnobotany-Native American and Pioneer Uses of Native Plants
In person class Rescuing Native Plants in a Time of Rapid Development
In person class Using Digital Tools for Communication Across our Society
Creating Sustainable Outdoor Living Spaces
In Person Class Mountain Cedars: Junipers that Benefit Limestone Groundwaters
A Murky Path in the Restoration of Aquatic Vegetation in the Crystal-Clear Waters of the Upper San Marcos River
In person NICE Programs: Tips and Tools to Start a New Program or Boost an Existing One
Independent Growers- History, Challenges and Solutions, 2022 Fall Symposium Sequel Panel Discussion
Building Climate Resiliency from the Soil Up
Lessons in Restoration, Transformation of a retired utility property into an Texas Treasure
Native Plants in Schools Program
Gardening for Native Bees
Soil Improvement using Sustainable Management Practices
Invading our Native Space: Plant Armies from Beyond the Realm
A fun thing to do with the family or a great place to serve.
