Happy Hives

Jesse H. Jones Park & Nature Center 20598 Kenswick Dr, Humble, TX, United States

Join Master Beekeeper, Naomi Gilbert, in celebrating World Bee Day (observed May 20th). Learn all about bees and beekeeping and explore the world of hive dynamics. Discover the important role that bees play as pollinators. As the primary beekeeper at Mercer Botanical Gardens, Naomi will share with you what it takes to keep and maintain... Read More →

World Bee Day

Jesse H. Jones Park & Nature Center 20598 Kenswick Dr, Humble, TX, United States

Bees pollinate 1/3 of all the food we consume – including fruits, vegetables, nuts and seeds. Join Jerrel Giesler in the nature center to learn about these incredibly fascinating and IMPORTANT pollinators. Afterwards, take a self-guided wander around our pollinator garden to see how many different kinds of bees you might see buzzing around the... Read More →

World Water Day

Jesse H. Jones Park & Nature Center 20598 Kenswick Dr, Humble, TX, United States

Many of us know that 71% of the Earth’s surface is covered in water; however, do you know how much of it is fresh? Or how much of it is readily available to drink? Join staff and our friends from the Houston-Galveston Area Council in the nature center to learn all about our most precious... Read More →

Kingsnakes

Jesse H. Jones Park & Nature Center 20598 Kenswick Dr, Humble, TX, United States

Join Martin DeVore to learn about all the different kinds of kingsnakes that call Harris County home. Discover where they live and why we call them kingsnakes. Afterwards, take a self-guided wander into the woods to see if you might encounter any of these royal reptiles. To register, please visit our website at www.pct3.com/JJP

Bat Appreciation

Jesse H. Jones Park & Nature Center 20598 Kenswick Dr, Humble, TX, United States

Did you know that April 17th is Bat Appreciation Day? Join us in the nature center to celebrate the world’s only mammals capable of true flight with Jerrel Geisler and learn about the different species of bats that can be found here in Harris County and beyond. Afterwards, take a self-guided stroll through the park... Read More →