Join Molly Keck as she describes insect species common to Texas, how to recognize them, and how they are beneficial in gardens.
A fun thing to do with the family or a great place to serve.
The Friends of Lost Maples is asking for your help with this year’s fall Visitors Information Table. Each year, on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, from mid-October thru Thanksgiving, we host an information table under the trees outside the headquarters building. There, visitors can find extra maps, literature on the park’s plants, birds and other animals, Dark Sky... Read More →
Students will learn how to use the smartphone app iNaturalist to assess local wildlife populations.
Farmer’s Market Greeter: Be a welcoming presence to market visitors and assist with traffic flow. We hope you will be a part of our vibrant volunteer community! For schedule and details on any of our volunteer opportunities or programs, email volunteer@cibolo.org, go to our events calendar, or sign up on GivePulse, or Better Impact. VMS... Read More →
Join SamtheFungi to explore the importance of mushrooms in the environment, the basics of mycology, and how to begin exploring their wild world! This class is perfect for people of all ages and will cover terms commonly used by Mycologists. Learn about the local ecology and how to support the fungus in gardens!
Join us for a rare tour of the Doeppenschmidt-Weidner Ranch in the Honey Creek SNA.
A fun thing to do with the family or a great place to serve.
The Friends of Lost Maples is asking for your help with this year’s fall Visitors Information Table. Each year, on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, from mid-October thru Thanksgiving, we host an information table under the trees outside the headquarters building. There, visitors can find extra maps, literature on the park’s plants, birds and other animals, Dark Sky... Read More →
Are you a birder? Join in the fun at Cibolo Nature Center. Contact Heather Austin at 830-388-7678 and my email is volunteer@cibolo.org. VMS CODE: KL-02-A-FR Cibolo Center for Conservation Field Research
