This article is the fourth in a series of interpretation articles by Sharon Hanzik, PWLTMN and former interpreter for Texas Parks and Wildlife Program Development What’s Hot. What’s Not. As… Read More →
Piney Wood Lakes Master Naturalists
Interpretation – Making the Connection – Part 3
This article is the third in a series of interpretation articles by Sharon Hanzik, PWLTMN and former interpreter for Texas Parks and Wildlife KNOW YOUR AUDIENCE Whether your program is… Read More →
Interpretation – Making the Connection – Part 2
This article is the second in a series of interpretation articles by Sharon Hanzik, PWLTMN and former interpreter for Texas Parks and Wildlife Know Your Audience Whether your program is… Read More →
Goals of Interpretation – Part 1
This article is the first in a series of interpretation articles by Sharon Hanzik, PWLTMN and former interpreter for Texas Parks and Wildlife In parks, museums, nature preserves and other… Read More →
Pond Management
by Bee Harris, PWLCTMN Member My husband and I sat at a table with a couple named Judy and Joel. We were attending a pond management class. Husband Joel said,… Read More →
Chapter Meeting Midsummer Picnic – July 10
Don’t miss the July Chapter meeting on 7/10!! We’ve decided to change things up a bit and have a social instead of our standard business format! Let’s call it a… Read More →
Wildland Fire Benefits for Texas
By: Bee Harris Wildfire is scientifically recognized to benefit forests and grasslands of Texas by strengthening the relationship between animal, plant, and environment. However, what used to be a natural… Read More →
A bee or not a bee, that is the question
by Shaila Palamand At a glance, this looks like a bumblebee. It also sounds like a bumblebee, and flies like a bumblebee. But this is not a bumblebee – it’s… Read More →
More Than Meets The Eye
by Shaila Palamand Spring is a popular season for caterpillars to hatch. Those of you located in the Piney Woods area have, no doubt, noticed the current abundance of Salt… Read More →