The Whip-poor-will is a member of the nightjar family, birds known for their haunting songs and nocturnal habits. Like the Whip-poor-will, other nightjars like Chuck-will's-widow and the Common Nighthawk are also declining due to habitat loss and pesticide use, among other human-caused threats. Register Here. Report as AT: Approved Webinar
Join the Xerces Society for this special Q&A session with Dr. Sebastian Echeverri, spider scientist, wildlife photographer, and science communicator. Sebastian will show his arachnid pets and answer all of your questions. Come with your curiosity and celebrate Halloween with us! Register Here. Report as AT: Approved Webinar
Visit one of Texas' newest State Parks - Palo Pinto Mountains State Park. This park is not open to the public, s0 this field trip will give us a sneak peek at what will be offered in the future. More information on this trip to come. More information to follow.
City View Jr/Sr High – Environmental Studies classes will be learning water testing so they can continue to monitor their pond. The classes are held at the following times: Period 2 meets 8:50-9:36 am – 18 students; Period 6 meets 1:20-2:06 pm – 9 students. Helpers might be needed to assist students. This will last... Read More →
City View Jr/Sr High – Environmental Studies classes will be learning water testing so they can continue to monitor their pond. The classes are held at the following times: Period 2 meets 8:50-9:36 am – 18 students; Period 6 meets 1:20-2:06 pm – 9 students. Helpers might be needed to assist students. This will last... Read More →
AVAILABLE ONLY TO THOSE WHO HAVE REGISTERED. Texas Stream Team - Standard Core Water Testing Training. This will count as certification training for the Texas Stream Team. Registration is required in Advance by Oct 23. If you are interested, please contact Lynn at rlynnseman@gmail.com t0 sign up. Meet at River Bend Nature Center Pavilion. Report... Read More →
City View Jr/Sr High – Environmental Studies classes will be learning water testing so they can continue to monitor their pond. The classes are held at the following times: Period 2 meets 8:50-9:36 am – 18 students; Period 6 meets 1:20-2:06 pm – 9 students. Helpers might be needed to assist students. This will last... Read More →
Join Wild Ones and the Native Plant Society of Texas for a free webinar, “Landscaping for Resilience with Texas Native Plants” featuring Christy Ten Eyck. Discover drought-tolerant, low-maintenance landscape design, water-smart techniques, and native plant choices for sustainable, resilient gardens nationwide. Register now for insights on creating beautiful, eco-friendly landscapes that support biodiversity. Texas has... Read More →
Field trip to the newest Texas State Park - Palo Pinto - is back on. We will arrive at the Park at 10 am. Carpooling will be available. Please RSVP to Larry at lastime64@aol.com if you plan to attend.
Travel to Comanche Springs Astronomy Campus to check on the game cameras there, work on the pollinator garden, and do water testing on the property. **Text Lynn at 940-867-3006 or email at rlynnseman@gmail.com if you plan to attend.** Bring water, hat, good hiking shoes. Will walk about 1.5 miles in 2 hrs. Snake guards or... Read More →
