FeederWatch engages people in observing birds and mammals that visit backyards, nature centers, community areas, and other locales anywhere in the U.S. and Canada. You choose the location, when to count, and how much time to observe. Joining the FeederWatch community is fun, educational, and rewarding—your observations provide unique insight into the lives of backyard... Read More →
Events
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The Chapter's Board of Directors will meet at Wilson Office Supply, 8th and Lamar. All members are welcome to attend. CB: Administrative Work; Board/Committee Work |
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If you are interested in the Bat Monitoring Program, please contact Lynn. There will be a meeting about the Project. This may be a Zoom meeting. Report as CB: Chapter Business, include description of bat monitoring project. |
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Visit 3Rivers Ranch for water testing, game camera checks, and pollinator garden checks. Contact Lynn for more information. Report as FR: 3Rivers Foundation Biodiversity Collection Project
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Meet Lynn at 3 Rivers Ranch for a Horned Lizard Survey. Afterwards, she will move to Copper Breaks State Park to continue surveying. Park entry fee is required at Copper Breaks. Contact Lynn if you wish to participate. Report as FR: Horned Lizard Survey |
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Attend the Education and Outreach Committee meeting. This meeting will be in person at Frank &Joe's Coffee Shop, 4111 Southwest Parkway.  Contact Lynn Seman for more information. Report as CB: Administrative Work: Board/Committee Work
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Explore the Full Circle Property along the Red River. This sunset hike will be the Monday after Easter. The focus will be on iNaturalist to be a great practice for the upcoming City Nature Challenge. Please have the iNaturalist app preloaded on your phone before the hike. Limited number of people on private property. Register... Read More → |
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Join us at MSU, Bolin Science Hall, room 221. Park in the lot on the south side of the building, off of Taft. Handicap-accessible. In person is preferred, but you can contact [email protected] for a Zoom link. Report as AT: Chapter Meeting for the program; CB: Administrative Work: Chapter Meeting for the chapter business meeting. |
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As we emerge from winter, birds are already on their way back. Often the first hint they're back is a new song mixing into the sounds of your backyard. We'll sit down with Cornell Lab experts to preview some of these songs, how to recognize them, and take a look at the singers behind the... Read More →
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Join us on Thursday, April 9, 2026, for the General Meeting of the Fort Worth Audubon Society. The program will be Homegrown National Park presented by Dr. Doug Tallamy. Attendees will learn why and how to motivate millions of people to restore biodiversity on their property by planting natives, removing invasives, and encouraging a culture sympathetic... Read More → |
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Meet at the boat ramp on Lake Wichita, across from the State Hospital on Kemp Blvd. Then move to Lucy Park, just inside the park near River Bend Nature Center. This event will be held the second Friday of each month, unless noted otherwise. Contact Carl Brown for more information. Report as FR: Texas Stream... Read More → |
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Join Penny Miller, other members and guests at Lake Arrowhead State Park for a bird outing.  Look for and identify birds found at the park. This is a leisurely hike on level ground (handicap accessible). Binoculars helpful, but not required. You can borrow a birding pack (bird book/binoculars) from the State Park headquarters. This outing... Read More → |
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TMNTuesdays webinar series are on the second Tuesday of the month through the ear.yTMNTuesdays 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! This is the only webinar that you can count watching the recording. Click this link below... Read More → |
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Climatological and geopolitical forces converge in Texas to place our natural resources and public health at risk. Climate science is used to project the consequences of increasing greenhouse gases in Earth’s atmosphere for our state. Reconstructing past climate changes in Texas provides context for unprecedented drought and heat risks to come, and associated impacts on... Read More → |
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Join Penny Miller at Lake Gordon in Iowa Park for water testing. Meet at the parking lot just off of the access road near Taco Bell. Normally held on 3rd Friday of each month. Report as FR: Texas Stream Team
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Are you ready for City Nature Challenge 2026!??! Join Texas Nature Tracker biologists in learning iNaturalist usage prior to CNC 2026! Join the event live. Report as AT: Approved Webinar |
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Are you ready for City Nature Challenge 2026!??! Join Texas Nature Tracker biologists in learning advanced iNaturalist usage prior to CNC 2026! Join Facebook Live event here. Report as AT: Approved Webinar |
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4 events,Help find as many species as possible within the ten county area that makes up the Rolling Plains Chapter's service area.  More information will be available as we get closer to the event. 1. It can be any WILD plant, animal, or any other evidence of life found in your city. 2. Take a picture... Read More →
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Pollinators are essential partners in our food system and natural world, responsible for helping plants reproduce and ecosystems thrive. Native gardens feature plants carefully selected to nourish pollinators year-round, providing food, shelter, and safe passage throughout every season. Visit the Dr. Betty Meyers Butterfly Garden at TWU in Denton Texas for Texas Wildflower Day and... Read More →
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Visit River Bend Nature Center to hear an engaging look at Eastern Bluebirds and how to support their populations locally. Donna and Chris Honkomp will discuss bluebird breeding cycles, nest box construction, proper placement, and ongoing maintenance, as well as the impacts of habitat reduction on bluebird numbers. Register here: Â Sip N' Science- Bluebirds... Not... Read More → |
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Pollinators are essential partners in our food system and natural world, responsible for helping plants reproduce and ecosystems thrive. Native gardens feature plants carefully selected to nourish pollinators year-round, providing food, shelter, and safe passage throughout every season. Visit the Dr. Betty Meyers Butterfly Garden at TWU in Denton Texas for Texas Wildflower Day and... Read More → |
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Board of Directors will meet at Wilson Office Supply, 8th at Lamar. All members are welcome to attend. Report as CB: Administrative Work: Board/Committee Work. |
3 events,Volunteers needed for stations, all throughout the day. Between times, volunteers an work on the City View Pollinator Garden. Contact Lynn for more information. Report as PO: Overseeing a booth or station or NPA: Trail, Wildscapte, Butterfly Garden Maintenance, depending on what you do. |
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Part of the Texas Wildlife Diversity webinar series. Register here. Not all of the webinars in this series pertain to our Chapter. Only those listed on our Chapter calendar are approved. You can watch the others, if you desire, but you cannot report hours for watching them. Report as AT: Approved Webinar |
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2 events,Visit 3Rivers Ranch for water testing, game camera checks, and pollinator garden checks. Contact Lynn for more information. Afterwards, stay overnight at the bunkhouse and join the Monthly Adventure there the next day. Report as FR: 3Rivers Foundation Biodiversity Collection Project |
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This month, we will explore 3 Rivers Ranch in Foard county, TX! We will take a scenic stroll up, down, and around the area, including a stop at the Beaver Pond, Water Monument, and Horny Toad Alley. This terrain includes a variety of prairie, rocky areas, and a few ups and downs, up to about... Read More → |


