Home and Garden Show at MPEC. Sign up to help man the Chapter's booth during the show. A ticket is required to enter. You can choose any two hour slot (or multiple slots), one or both days. Set up on Friday; Saturday 9 am - 6 pm; Sunday 1 - 4 pm. For more information... Read More →
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Attend this session of Riverbend Nature Center's Sip 'n Science. From elaborate dances to mesmerizing displays, animals have evolved some of the most fascinating and unexpected ways to attract a mate. Jennica Lambert will unveil the secrets of nature’s most intriguing love stories, from a Mockingbird’s dazzling song to the firefly’s glowing signals. Participants will... Read More → |
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Join the Aldo Leopold Foundation for Leopold Week 2025, a three-day exploration of how our connections to nature begin right at home, featuring acclaimed authors Margaret Renkl (The Comfort of Crows) on March 4, Camille T. Dungy (Soil) on March 5, and Amy Tan (The Backyard Bird Chronicles) on March 6. Through their deeply personal... Read More → |
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Join the Aldo Leopold Foundation for Leopold Week 2025, a three-day exploration of how our connections to nature begin right at home, featuring acclaimed authors Margaret Renkl (The Comfort of Crows) on March 4, Camille T. Dungy (Soil) on March 5, and Amy Tan (The Backyard Bird Chronicles) on March 6. Through their deeply personal... Read More → |
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Today is the final day to register for the 2025 training class. Fill out the online form to register for training class now. Bring your check to the training class tonight. See the calendar for the training class location.
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Training Class # 1 - Introduction to the program, our sponsors, VMS hours entry. Chapter members are encouraged to attend but cannot count hours. Not a public event. In-person preferred. Meet at MSU, Dillard College of Business Building, room 328. Park in the lot on the north side of the building, off of Hampstead. Use... Read More →
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Join the Aldo Leopold Foundation for Leopold Week 2025, a three-day exploration of how our connections to nature begin right at home, featuring acclaimed authors Margaret Renkl (The Comfort of Crows) on March 4, Camille T. Dungy (Soil) on March 5, and Amy Tan (The Backyard Bird Chronicles) on March 6. Through their deeply personal... Read More → |
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Unfortunately, there isn't "one weird trick" to communicating bug science. We know that emotions are important in persuading people and encouraging evidence-based decision making. But how do you make a real connection in a time of misinformation and political division? Join Gwen Pearson, science communicator and entomologist, to explore this topic in this Xerces Society... Read More → |
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Assist the Texas Inland Fisheries crew during the Kid Fishing Rodeo by signing up registrants, helping with measuring, etc. Contact Wes before the event starts on the north side of the lake to be assigned duties. The event will be at Plum Lake, which is next to the Wichita Falls Softball Complex at 1702 Sheppard... Read More →
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Help pick up trash around Plum Lake after the fishing event. Meet on the north side of the lake by the ball park entrance. This event was postponed from March 8. Report as RM: Litter/Trash/Cleanup |
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Training Class 2 - Ornithology with Marcy Brown Masden. Learn what makes birds so unique, their ancestry and what makes a bird. Plus, view some of the University's bird skins. Definitely a must see in person. Meet at MSU, Dillard College of Business Building, room 328. Park in the lot on the north side of... Read More → |
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Assist Ranger L with a group of young people coming to fish at Lake Arrowhead State Park. She needs people to help bait hooks and assist in untangling lines. Contact Lynn for more information. Report as IO: Special Events at Lake Arrowhead State Park |
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Volunteer at Wild Bird Rescue and help with their Baby Bird Shower and egg hunt. Egg Hunt starts at 12:00 pm. They can us helpers with the food & drinks. You must help with the activities. Report as IO: Attend a booth or station.
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Workshop by Smith's Gardentown at 4940 Seymour Hwy. Price is $20. Focus your efforts on creating sustainable gardens using native and adaptive plants specifically suited to Texas' diverse climates and soils. Learn the benefits of using native and drought-tolerant plants, how to select the right plants for this region, and techniques for designing and maintaining... Read More → |
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Here they come! It's almost springtime in North America, and beloved migratory birds like the Painted Bunting, Rufous Hummingbird, and Canada Warbler are returning to North America to breed and raise their young. People are the cause of many of the threats birds face such as habitat loss, free-roaming cats, pesticides, and glass windows –... Read More → |
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This Hawk Migration Association Lunch and Learn talk will provide an overview of the Bird Banding Lab (BBL) program, including its history, current initiatives, and future vision. He will discuss the lab’s mission, methods, key successes, and what lies ahead for the BBL. Report as AT: Approved Webinar (must be watched live). Register Here. |
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Learn about fish and what species are in our area with Wes Dutter of Texas Inland Fisheries. In-person preferred. Meet at MSU, Dillard College of Business Building, room 328. Park in the lot on the north side of the building, off of Hampstead. Use the front doors facing towards the Hardin Building. Elevators are halfway... Read More → |
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The first Training Class field trip to Lake Arrowhead State Park for a demonstration of electro-fishing and fish identification. In-person only. Wear closed-toed shoes (sneakers okay) or bring rubber sole boots, if you have them. Be prepared to get a little wet as you will be netting stunned fish and bringing them onto the boat.... Read More → |
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Penny Miller will give a presentation on "Amazing Hummingbirds" at the Lifelong Learning Center. Charge $20 for non-members. More information will be available later. Report as AT: Approved Workshop
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Dr. Jonathan Price offers an overview of local geology and soils, stratigraphy, lithologies, fossils, minerals and geologic features of North Texas. Meet at MSU, Dillard College of Business Building, room 328. Park in the lot on the north side of the building, off of Hampstead. Use the front doors facing towards the Hardin Building. Elevators... Read More → |
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Help clean up the Chapter's Adopt-a-Highway section near Lake Arrowhead. If you want to do so before the April 12 group clean up, you can choose any day between April 6 and 12. Let Lynn know what day and which section you want to do. Best place to park is the southeast corner of FM... Read More →
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Join us at River Bend Nature Center on March 28th from 6:30 to 8:30 for a fascinating evening as we uncover the hidden world beneath our feet! At Sip N’ Science: The World Beneath Our Feet, we’ll explore the incredible role soil plays in sustaining life on Earth.  Learn how soil supports plant growth and the food chain –... Read More → |
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