Learn how to participate in updating the Great Texas Wildlife Trails (GTWT) site information for TPWD by gathering current site information and/or performing site Field Research (FR) surveys.
Learn how to participate in updating the Great Texas Wildlife Trails (GTWT) site information for TPWD by gathering current site information and/or performing site Field Research (FR) surveys.
Join on the last Wednesday of most months at learn to know more the "bugs" you should know.
Texas Waterfowl Symposium covering migratory populations, current regulations and resources for landowners.
Doug Tallamy’s presentation will explain the concept behind his grassroots movement “Homegrown National Park”, the largest cooperative conservation “ever conceived or attempted”.
The Rangeland, Wildlife, and Fisheries Management (RWFM) Stewardship Series is a monthly webinar series
Learn about the conception of the Birdiest Festival in America which showcases birding hotspots in Corpus Christi and along the Texas Coastal Bend and how the Festival got its name. Learn about some of the species and rarities that have been sighted in recent years and learn about the registration process.
Explore and learn about the many sustainable practices in the Garden on this seasonally changing walking tour.
A workshop on foot as we explore the waterfowl that use Mitchell Lake Audubon Center wetlands in the winter
Get answers to gardening questions during Winter Care for Native Plants
Join Steve Nelle for an educational, hands-on field day restoring a riparian or riverside area.
Traveling by both Car and Foot, guided tour and you will see between 30 and 50 different species of birds
Explore native plants on San Antonio Botanical garden trails.
The Texas Nature Trackers (TNT) program is looking for Master Naturalists interested in becoming TNT certified iNaturalist workshop trainers across Texas
Texas Waters Webinars are provided to develop a corps ofCreek well-informed volunteer specialists who provide education, outreach, and service dedicated to the beneficial management of aquatic resources and aquatic habitats within their communities for the state of Texas.
Discover the connections between people and Native Texas Plants
Discover spiders in our area, which ones to avoid, and why they matter for landscapes.
An introduction to the Texas Water Specialist (TWS) Program and Study Group for the TWS Course.
Seeds are a necessary vehicle for the continuation of plant life – without seeds (+ water + soil + sunlight) there will be no plants for creatures on Earth to enjoy and to use.
Explore native plants on San Antonio Botanical garden trails.
Get ready to flock together for the 2024 Great Backyard Bird Count (GBBC)! This annual four-day event is right around the corner.
Using Chemical Control for Managing Feral hogs
Learn to create a beautiful, drought-tolerant landscape.
Learn how to assist local forecasters with weather reports during critical weather events
Brush up on North American bird identification with this fun-filled trivia. This is an interactive game, so come ready to play.
Texas Parks and Wildlife will host a free in-person workshop for landowners interested in Wildlife Tax Valuation, wildlife management plans, and practices.
Birding by ear is a way of finding and identifying birds without having to see them.
Discover the secrets to nurturing native grasses, shrubs and sedges in this winter workshop.
Wildlife habitat isn't just in parks. Your own yard can provide a place of refuge for butterflies, birds, and other wildlife...as well as yourself.
Explore native plants on San Antonio Botanical garden trails.
Come hear the tales and exploits of a game warden.
Explore the fascinating world of bugs, mushrooms, and decomposition.
This monthly webinar series highlights research and conservation efforts in Texas.
Every other Month Book Club discussion of books related to the mission of TMN, sponsored by Kerrville NPSOT
Learn about the Eclipse and How Gillespie County has prepared.
This class will cover how to design a low-water landscape
Traveling by foot, your guide will go over birding identification and the proper use of binoculars, as you bird through diverse habitats
An introduction to the Texas Water Specialist (TWS) Program and Study Group for the TWS Course.
The MLMP team from MJV and the UW-Madison Arboretum co-lead virtual one-day training on how to collect data that contributes to our knowledge about the monarch population.
Monthly Chapter Meeting and AT on various subjects
Explore native plants on San Antonio Botanical garden trails.
Through Chapter Involvement, we can better understand the distribution of more than 30 species of bats in Texas.
Learn about the best practices for communicating about invasive species.
The ancestors of historic indigenous Texans used extensive systems of traditional knowledge to work with their lands to provide food, medicine, tools and shelter
Join on the last Wednesday of most months at learn to know more the "bugs" you should know.
Water Wonks will feature a host of experts sharing innovative ideas and details about their work in the world of water. The series is a free community education opportunity.
Arboriculture with a conservation focus, varying each month.
A discussion of different approaches to weed risk assessment, how results are applied, some of the benefits and costs of this process, and the future of risk assessment to prevent continued plant invasions.
Learn different ways to propagate plants at home, including Texas Natives.
Explore and learn about the many sustainable practices in the Garden on this seasonally changing walking tour.
Learn about protecting North American Biodiversity from Invasive Species.
2024 Native Plant Society of Texas (NPSOT) annual spring symposium celebrating native plants.
Workshop, Garden Tour and Book Signing: "Foraging Texas: Finding, Identifying, and Preparing Wild Edibles in Texas""
