Explore Honey Creek with breathtaking views, engaging stories, and hands-on insights into the area's natural and cultural treasures.
Don’t miss this chance to connect with nature and history—plan your hike today!
What happens after the dirt: the continuing lifecycle of artifacts and records in a repository.
Texas Nature Trackers with Texas Parks and Wildlife Department are launching a new citizen science project December 2024 for bat monitoring. There was a virtual training held on 12/8/2025 (AT24-430) and field training in San Marcos on 12/15. Interest in the Hill Country was great, and so a new field training day has been created for Fredericksburg on 1/19/2025.
Landowner, Gary Krause, shares his success story in restoring 1640 acres on the Frio River.
Learn how honey is made, why it varies in taste and color depending on the flowers bees visit, and what makes raw honey so unique.
Water Wonks will feature a host of experts sharing innovative ideas and details about their work in the world of water. The series is a free community education opportunity.
Owls' nocturnal habits, secretive behaviors, and extraordinary adaptations make them both fascinating and challenging to study.
On January 23, 2025 the Cibolo Center for Conservation will be hosting a Nesting Box build in preparation for the up coming nesting season. The work area will be at... Read More →
Get acquainted with common backyard birds that are here year-round, along with some of the winter visitors that grace our neighborhoods
Training to lead or assist with nature-based elementary grade activities in Boerne classrooms as part of the Cibolo Nature Center Outreach Nature Box Program
