Bird Friendly Webinar with our three Texas Audubon Centers – everyone is invited to enjoy nature and discover an entry point for bird conservation at the center and at home!
This class is comprised of four topics and ends with an optional one-on-one personalized landscape for which attendees may bring sketches or pictures of their landscape. Attendees will receive four books that will be utilized throughout the program.
See, hear and learn to identify 30-50 bird species traveling by car and foot.
Explore the Garden’s many native plants on the Texas Native Trails and throughout the Garden. Unearth the ways native plants conserve water and adapt to their local environment, and learn how to grow these resilient plants in home gardens
At this one-hour presentation, learn about the Karankawa culture.
A journey to understand water.
Training to be a field trip docent, Herff House tour guide, Visitor Center host, science research participant, Farmer's Market greeter, and so much more
Conference on Climate Science: The Meadows Center for Water and the Environment invites you to challenge your thinking and delve into the less well-known aspects of the complex and multi-faceted, "wicked," climate problems we face today, problems that have no solution, but may be amenable to management. Themes include how we can stimulate more interdisciplinary perspectives and what further understanding is needed to inform policy for constructive environmental interventions.
Discussion on how to deal with oak wilt, what it is, how it spreads, and mitigation strategies.
