Free. Virtual. Webex sessions monthly from 12pm – 1pm CST. Texas is home to tens of thousands of native animal and plant species that form the fabric of over 800 habitat types, from bottomland hardwood forests, big tooth maple canyons, to black grama grasslands. Hundreds occur only in Texas and nowhere else in the world.... Read More →
Third Saturday of Month from April until October from 9 to 12. If you are interested in being the lead at one of these markets, please let me know by the Saturday one week before the event. This is to do the following: 1) to make arrangements to get the outreach materials to you and/or... Read More →
Creature Features at Dinosaur Valley State Park on October 19. Educate or assist with educational activities during Creature Feature at Dinosaur Valley State Park. Participants will be learning about different characteristics and adaptations of various creatures. VMS Code PO:POMN:TMN: Assist with activity booth educating others about characteristics and adaptations of various fauna Contact Details Linda Wood... Read More →
More info found here: https://txmn.tamu.edu/2024-annual-meeting/
Palo Pinto Mountains State Park Partners have scheduled a trail clean up day for Friday, November 15, 10:00-2:00. This will be a small crew of 4 as we will be taking the UTV on the trail. You will need: sturdy leather gloves hiking/work boots eye protection recommended loppers or hand saws (no chain saws) long pants/long sleeved... Read More →
Join Dr. Todd Sink and Brittany Chesser from Texas A&M University Department of Rangeland, Wildlife & Fisheries Management for this free webinar on pond planning. Link to Register https://www.texas-wildlife.org/events/wild-at-work-webinar-texas-pond-basics/ VMS Code AT Other (with Texas Ponds Basics led by Texas Wildlife Association in the describe your service box)
Join us in November for a presentation by Marsha Stephens on "The BAT Project for Prairie Oaks". Marsha will share data and insights from our ongoing Bat project survey, offering a fascinating look at the impact of bats on our environment. Business Meeting at 6 pm Speaker at 7 Attend in-person at the Agrilife Research... Read More →
Please join us as we celebrate at our end of the year party. We will get to visit, play games, enjoy a potluck dinner and be amazed at our annual Art and Photography Show. You don't want to miss out on the fun. Family members and guests welcome! Not sure what to bring? Contact Pam Chamberlain... Read More →
Assist Dinosaur Valley State Park Rangers during a 3rd grade field trip experience. Examples of service include, but are not limited to the following: Escort students during transitions between activities Lead or assist with an activity station Date: 12/5/2024 Time: 9:30Am - 2:30PM Location: Dinosaur Valley State Park VMS Code DO: POMN, Educating Others: Assist Park Ranger... Read More →
We are excited to once again host our TMNTuesdays webinar series on the second Tuesday of the month through the 2024 year. TMNTuesdays are a way to learn about top conservation issues of the state, earn advanced training hours, and interact with wildlife professionals from across the state! As webinars are confirmed, details on the... Read More →
Hello birding friends, Getting to the end of the year and needing some more volunteer hours to hit your goal for 2024? Any birders that just have been waiting to wrap the year up with a great birding event? Well, if either applies to you I’ve got GREAT NEWS! Audubon’s 125th Christmas Bird Count (and... Read More →
Stay connected with the latest monarch conservation topics by attending the Monarch Joint Venture's free monthly webinars. This series is a unique opportunity to hear from experts across various interdisciplinary fields related to monarchs, other pollinators, their habitats, and the threats and pressures that make conservation urgent. Bring your questions and get ready to discover... Read More →
Never miss a chapter meeting or event!
Two ways to stay informed about Prairie Oaks Chapter events.
Choose one method or both. Unsubscribe at any time.
