Dr. Amanda Adams will be providing us with an overview of the findings of the recently released State of the Bats of North America report.
Learn how to manage brush and improve wildlife habitat.
Join us on the last Wednesday of every month at noon to learn more about the "bugs" you should know.
Brush Pile Burning: Safety, Effectiveness and Timing
This program on all things algae and cyanobacteria.
Learn how to create a sustainable garden.
Audubon Texas hosts fruitful panel conversations on the impacts of air pollution to birds’ health and habitat
Beginners Bird Hike celebrating Pride Month. You don't have to be a beginner to join. Please bring water and binoculars.
Join us for stargazing!
Members of the San Antonio Astronomical Association and park staff will be on site with their telescopes to point out the moon, constellations, planets and more. Drop-in any time between 7:45pm and 9:45pm!
A Webinar with Melody Alcazar with the City of Austin and Kevin Lanza with UT Health
A Webinar with Melody Alcazar with the City of Austin and Kevin Lanza with UT Health
Join us for journaling in the gardens at Riverside Nature Center where we learn about plants as we sketch and document what we find growing today.
Join Barbara Sykes for informative bird walk. You don't have to be a beginner to come on this walk. Binoculars, and Water recommended
Cultivate your landscape’s superpower beyond managing water and carbon to attract more pollinators and wildlife.
Texas Stream Team Standard Core training with the San Marcos River Rangers.
Chloe Crumley from Audubon Texas will discuss Lights Out! programs and the impact that intrusive lighting at night has on birds, especially during migration. In addition, she will talk about what Audubon Texas is doing to increase participation in Lights Out! Texas.
Native bees are important pollinators and need our protection. Learn about these bees and how to make bee houses.
Learn about resident and migrant birds at the Garden; their characteristics; requirements such as food, nesting, and protection; and the native plants for your landscape to attract them to your yard.
Explore the life history of several Texas moths
Pond owners can learn effective, science-based methods to manage fish in ponds and meet fish production goals during this online Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service webinar
Workshop, part of the NWF Monarch Stewards certification program, about gardening to benefit the threatened monarch butterflies.
Discuss the book Attracting Birds, Butterflies, and Other Backyard Wildlife By David Mizejewski
This monthly webinar series highlights research and conservation efforts in Texas - This month it's the Texas Horned Lizard.
Travelling by foot, your guide will go over birding identification and the proper use of binoculars.
The presentation on native grasses will follow a brief business meeting.
A methodology for researchers that aids in evaluating projects and assessing the potential for climate change to impact project management actions and policies.
Stay connected with the latest monarch conservation topics by attending our free monthly webinars.
Brush Management (Brush Pile Burn School) and Predator Management Options
Join us on the last Wednesday of every month at noon to learn more about the "bugs" you should know.
These interactive workshops are designed for intermediate birders and those who have completed the Beginner Birding Series; all experience levels are welcome. Classes are held via Zoom on Thursdays at 7pm. Series is ongoing and participants may join us at any time; there is no specific start date.
Join us for stargazing!
Members of the San Antonio Astronomical Association and park staff will be on site with their telescopes to point out the moon, constellations, planets and more. Drop-in any time between 7:45pm and 9:45pm!
