Trail Development at Palo Pinto State Park
Palo Pinto State Park Volunteer Opportunity Duration: End of April – Possibly one weekend in May Start: 9AM – 1PM Task: Trail Development Drag or remove tree trunks, limbs, rocks,... Read More →
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Trail Development at Palo Pinto State Park
Palo Pinto State Park Volunteer Opportunity Duration: End of April – Possibly one weekend in May Start: 9AM – 1PM Task: Trail Development Drag or remove tree trunks, limbs, rocks,... Read More →
Ongoing
Trail Development at Palo Pinto State Park
Palo Pinto State Park Volunteer Opportunity Duration: End of April – Possibly one weekend in May Start: 9AM – 1PM Task: Trail Development Drag or remove tree trunks, limbs, rocks,... Read More →
Ongoing
Trail Development at Palo Pinto State Park
Palo Pinto State Park Volunteer Opportunity Duration: End of April – Possibly one weekend in May Start: 9AM – 1PM Task: Trail Development Drag or remove tree trunks, limbs, rocks,... Read More →
Ongoing
Trail Development at Palo Pinto State Park
Palo Pinto State Park Volunteer Opportunity Duration: End of April – Possibly one weekend in May Start: 9AM – 1PM Task: Trail Development Drag or remove tree trunks, limbs, rocks,... Read More →
Ongoing
Trail Development at Palo Pinto State Park
Palo Pinto State Park Volunteer Opportunity Duration: End of April – Possibly one weekend in May Start: 9AM – 1PM Task: Trail Development Drag or remove tree trunks, limbs, rocks,... Read More →
Chapter Meeting – third Thursday
Chapter Meeting 6 pm to 7 pm, with presentation following. Log chapter meeting hours to CB: Admin work; chapter meeting If you plan to attend virtually, please register by 5PM... Read More →
Bumblebees of Texas – April 20
Several bumblebee species are currently known to occur in Texas. At first glance, most bumblebee species look quite similar—and some are very challenging to identify. Once you know what characters... Read More →