AT23-030 Webinar Wildlife Diversity Webinars: Invasion Dynamics in Texas of the Fungus that causes White-nose Syndrome in Bats
WebinarThis monthly webinar series highlights research and conservation efforts in Texas
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Advanced-Training
AT23-078 NPSOT Kerrville Book Club: Nature Fix, Kerrville
Butt-Holdsworth Memorial Library 505 Water St., Kerrville, TX, United StatesDiscuss Florence Williams' Book Nature Fix
AT23-044 Texas Water Webinars: Mountain Cedars: the Limestone Junipers of Texas
WebinarMonthly webinars to develop a corps of 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.
AT23-134 Hybrid Sexual Reproduction of Fungi, Austin
Central Texas Mycological Society 1181 Comal St., Austin, TXCome learn how fungi get freak-ay at this introductory course to the sexual reproduction of various phyla of fungi!
AT23-136 Webinar Intro to City Nature Challenge and iNaturalist
WebinarReview of how to use iNaturalist for the City Nature Challenge.
AT23-072 Hybrid AgriLife: Beekeeping 101, San Antonio
Bexar County, Texas A&M AgriLife Classroom 3355 Cherry Ridge, Suite 208, San Antonio, TXLearn the basics of beekeeping.
$65.00
AT23-060 Beginner Bird Walk, San Antonio
Mitchell Lake Audubon Center 10750 Pleasanton Road, San Antonio, TX, United StatesTravelling by foot, your guide will go over birding identification and the proper use of binoculars.
$10.00
AT23-120 NPSOT Kerrville: Urban and Suburban Meadows, Kerrville
Butt-Holdsworth Memorial Library 505 Water St., Kerrville, TX, United StatesWe will view “Urban and Suburban Meadows”, a documentary film by the Meadow Project, and will follow it with a discussion.
AT23-010 Hybrid Hill Country Chapter Meeting AT: Tracking the Serpents of Texas through iNaturalist and Herps of Texas, Kerrville
Guadalupe Basin Natural Resources Center (GBNRC) 125 N Lehmann Dr, Auditorium, Kerrville, TexasTracking Texas snakes with Texas Nature Trackers.
Free