This 81-acre nature area features the Jacob’s Well 12′ diameter perennial karstic spring with a deep-water cave
Join in a walk moving along Cypress Creek to the Blue Hole.
We often have no-show volunteers for some of our surveys. Sign up for this activity if you can be on site for a scheduled survey as back-up. If we need people for surveys we will assign you to one. If not, we will ask you to participate in our iNaturalist BioBlitz or other volunteer tasks.... Read More →
Imagine the Hill Country of 100 years ago – or see it for yourself at Honey Creek State Natural Area
Visit Phil Hardberger park, a 311 acre sustainable natural urban park that is 75% wildlife preserve, and see the first dual use land bridge for wildlife and pedestrians.
A fun thing to do with the family or a great place to serve.
We often have no-show volunteers for some of our surveys. Sign up for this activity if you can be on site for a scheduled survey as back-up. If we need people for surveys we will assign you to one. If not, we will ask you to participate in our iNaturalist BioBlitz or other volunteer tasks.... Read More →
Developing Naturally: How Native Landscapes Create Resilient Communities
When Saturday, October 12th, 2024 from 9:00am to 11:00am Address 140 City Park Road, Boerne, TX 78006 Shift Details Community scientists will check the Sherman traps (set the night before) for small mammals. Captured mammals are documented and a small clipping of hair is removed from the animal to mark that it has been captured. The... Read More →
Address 140 City Park Road, Boerne, TX 78006 Shift Details Community scientists search for reptiles under rocks, within tall grass, throughout the woodland and in Cibolo Creek. Anoles, skinks, whiptails, ribbon snakes, blotched and diamondback water snakes, and many other species are recorded during this survey. The water snakes are caught when possible then pit-tagged and... Read More →
