Are you a birder?  Join in the fun at Cibolo Nature Center. VMS CODE: KL-02-A-FR Cibolo Center for Conservation Field Research

Volunteers need Monday the 17th to move the Hog Trap. We will meet at HQ at 8:30.and should be finished by 12. If you can give us a hand, please let me know, Tom Harrigan (pm45kahr@gmail.com) VMS CODE: BD-01-B-RM TPWD Albert and Bessie Kronkosky State Natural Area Resource Management

Learn about Monarch Larva monitoring at YMCA Roberts Ranch, the 1100 acre preserve north of Comfort Texas which has three MLMP research areas under investigation since 2018.

Volunteer to teach elementary students on a variety of nature and science related topics at Cibolo Nature Center. Contact Emily Dickerson, edickerson@cibolo.org or cell: 806-395-1559. VMS Code: KL-02-A-DO Cibolo Center for Conservation Nature Education

This tour will explore the Texas Native Trails and the diverse relationships people have had, and still have, with plants in Texas.

This is a classroom style course on eBird's Explore functions and users can effectively report and search for regional birding activity.

     The trail team at YMCA Roberts Ranch, outside of Comfort, is looking for volunteers to help clear and construct a newly flagged trail.  Trail-work is scheduled for every Wednesday. We will be meeting at The Pavilion -- 1.8 miles in from the gate-- at 8:30. Safety reviews are required before any work begins.  ... Read More →

Volunteers needed April 19th to clear cedar from 2 trails, Around the Mountain and Madrona Rd. We will be using Sawalls and Loppers. Will meet around 9:00 at volunteer office Contact Tom Harrigan at "pm45kahr@gmail.com" if you can help. VMS CODE: BD-01-B-RM TPWD Albert and Bessie Kronkosky State Natural Area Resource Management

Monitor milkweed at one of two milkweed patches at Herff Farm campuses. 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

During this presentation you will learn about the iNaturalist app, how to apply it to your property and take it outside to hone your skills. You'll also learn how to participate in the City Nature Challenge from April 29 to May1st.

Discuss Florence Williams' Book Nature Fix

This monthly webinar series highlights research and conservation efforts in Texas

This monthly webinar series highlights research and conservation efforts in Texas

Volunteer to teach elementary students on a variety of nature and science related topics at Cibolo Nature Center. Contact Emily Dickerson, edickerson@cibolo.org or cell: 806-395-1559. VMS Code: KL-02-A-DO Cibolo Center for Conservation Nature Education

Monthly 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.

Come learn how fungi get freak-ay at this introductory course to the sexual reproduction of various phyla of fungi!

Review of how to use iNaturalist for the City Nature Challenge.

Learn the basics of beekeeping.

Travelling by foot, your guide will go over birding identification and the proper use of binoculars.

Hello, I'm Axel Peterson, a 14 year-old Boy Scout working on his Eagle Project: an event with the Riverside Nature Center. I would like to invite you to speak at this event  on April 22nd in Kerrville, Texas at 150 Francisco Lemos Street from 10 AM to 2 PM. It is an Earth Day celebration... Read More →

We will view “Urban and Suburban Meadows”, a documentary film by the Meadow Project, and will follow it with a discussion.