Join us on Monday afternoons to tend to the park or for occasional evening and weekend workdays. We pick up litter, trim overgrowth, remove invasive plants, plant native plants, socialize, botanize, and birdwatch. It's fun! Hours change with the seasons. Record VSP hours in VMS under: Blucher Park - RM
The board of directors meets bi-monthly on the first Monday of the month. Meetings at the South Texas Botanical Gardens and via Zoom are open to all chapter members and the public. Record hours in VMS under Chapter Business, Chapter Administration, Board/Committee Work
Bring gloves and cutting tools. There are spares in the garden toolbox. Record VSP hours in VMS under: STBGNC – RM:TMN Report Hours
Join us on Monday afternoons to tend to the park or for occasional evening and weekend workdays. We pick up litter, trim overgrowth, remove invasive plants, plant native plants, socialize, botanize, and birdwatch. It's fun! Hours change with the seasons. Record VSP hours in VMS under: Blucher Park - RM
Link for more information and registration: https://txmn.tamu.edu/tmntuesdays/ On the second Tuesday of each month at 12:00pm the TMN State Office will offer an hour-long virtual advanced training event – with fantastic new and returning guest speakers. TMNTuesdays are a way to learn about top conservation issues of the state, earn advanced training hours and interact... Read More →
The Audubon Outdoor Club meets at the South Texas Botanical Gardens on the second Tuesday of each month (except for July and August). A presentation that usually qualifies as AT hours precedes the business meeting. All are welcome! The presentation this month qualifies as Advanced Training. Guest speaker: Dr Daneil Scognamillo Topic: Wildcat Research in South... Read More →
Please see the schedule below for lecture topics: Record AT hours in VMS under AT: Local Government Agency Programs
Christmas Bird Count - Corpus Christi (TXCC) Saturday, December 14, 2024 This count is centered in the west part of town and contains some of the premier birding sites in Nueces County, part of Nueces Bay and several ranches in San Patricio County. It has one of the higher species counts in Texas. The compiler... Read More →
