AT25-110 RNC: Gleaner’s Group, Kerrville, Presenter: China Hale (AT=1h)
Riverside Nature CenterNative wildflower study and propagation
Free
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AT25-056 Mitchell Lake Audubon Center: Guided Bird Tours, San Antonio
Mitchell Lake Audubon Center 10750 Pleasanton Road, San Antonio, TX, United StatesLed by their expert guides, this event provides an excellent opportunity to see various birds at Mitchell Lake.
$10
AT25-110 RNC: Gleaner’s Group, Kerrville, Presenter: China Hale (AT=1h)
Riverside Nature CenterNative wildflower study and propagation
Free
AT25-001 2nd Saturday Nature Talks: New Topic Monthly, Medina
River Oaks Court 14369 Hwy 16 N, Medina, United StatesThis 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, and discover Native Plants throughout the seasons.
Free
AT25-056 Mitchell Lake Audubon Center: Guided Bird Tours, San Antonio
Mitchell Lake Audubon Center 10750 Pleasanton Road, San Antonio, TX, United StatesLed by their expert guides, this event provides an excellent opportunity to see various birds at Mitchell Lake.
$10
VT: Cibolo Center for Conservation Sisterdale Sanctuary Bird Survey-Kendall County
Cibolo Center for Conservation Sisterdale 1250 FM 473, Sisterdale, TX, United StatesOn 2nd Mondays of every month from 8am-11:30am volunteers will walk designated paths, count, and identify bird species. Led by local bird experts. Location: Cibolo's Sisterdale Sanctuary, 1250 FM 473 Registration link: https://bttr.im/9s9gf VMS CODE: KL-02-A-FR Cibolo Center for Conservation Field Research (Note Sisterdale Sanctuary in comment)
AT25-110 RNC: Gleaner’s Group, Kerrville, Presenter: China Hale (AT=1h)
Riverside Nature CenterNative wildflower study and propagation
Free
AT25-004, NPSOT Book Club, Kerrville
Butt-Holdsworth Memorial Library 505 Water St., Kerrville, TX, United Statesdiscussion of Nature books - book changes each time.
Free
AT25-061 Webinar, Backyard Buzz
Monthly series featuring the insects routinely encountered in our "backyards".
Free