History of Brazoria County Karankawa Indians Marlon Nations, Barbara Whaley, Tina Crawford Angleton Library Meeting Room Bring: Notebook, Pen, Snack & Drink
The US Fish and Wildlife Service and the Friends of BNWR host an excellent set of programs that aim to connect young students with the great outdoors. They focus on subjects that schools would like to cover in class, but may lack the resources or just want to experience the real thing first hand. Field... Read More →
The National Centers for Coastal Ocean Centers (NCCOC) states: ” Sand dunes offer ecosystem services, including defense from surge and waves during storm events, habitat for wildlife, tourism, recreation, and carbon sequestration.” Most all know that the sand dunes on our local Brazoria County beaches seemingly continue to erode and help is needed to both... Read More →
Texas history will be celebrated at the Brazoria Heritage Foundation’s 21st annual Heritage Day celebration. Volunteers are needed to host our COT chapter booth. Please contact Ruby Lewis if interested. VMS Code: PO: Public Outreach (Service Project) VMS Description: Brazoria Heritage Day
The Christmas Bay Foundation will again be hosting its annual abandoned crab trap removal program 8:30 AM Saturday, March 1, 2025. Excerpt for the CBF web page: In 2015, CBF relaunched the Abandoned Crab Trap Removal Program, in partnership with the TP&WD and increased the effectiveness of the project by securing the Brazoria County Search... Read More →
IT Intern Training - Ornithology (#12) Presenters: Kristine Rivers & Mel McKey Tarpon Room, San Luis Pass County Park Field Trip: Kayak Launch Christmas Bay, Lunch on County Beach, Surfside Jetty, Fort Velasco Replica Bring Binoculars, Bird ID Book(s), Camera, Mosquito Spray, Folding Chair, WATER, Lunch and Snack
The US Fish and Wildlife Service and the Friends of BNWR host an excellent set of programs that aim to connect young students with the great outdoors. They focus on subjects that schools would like to cover in class, but may lack the resources or just want to experience the real thing first hand. Field... Read More →
IT Intern Training Required Class Angleton Library Meeting Room Class Projects Discussion VMS Review Melanie Hollenshead and Barbara Whaley Bring Paper/Notebook, Pencil/Pen, Snack and Drink
The US Fish and Wildlife Service and the Friends of BNWR host an excellent set of programs that aim to connect young students with the great outdoors. They focus on subjects that schools would like to cover in class, but may lack the resources or just want to experience the real thing first hand. Field... Read More →
IT Required Class Intern Training #11 10:00 - 12:00 Brazoria Library 620 S. Brooks St. Brazoria Texas Plant Identification - Sarah Castillo 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm NASH PRAIRIE PRESERVE Susan Conaty Cynthia Grandjean Angela Griffin
From the SPLASH website: Texas coasts are critical habitats for nesting season. Every Spring, thousands of shorebirds and sea turtles migrate to Texas beaches to lay their eggs. Unfortunately, Texas beaches also accumulate trash ten times faster than any other Gulf state. Marine debris that litters the coast causes great obstacles and hazards to these... Read More →
AT Enrichment Activity for Intern Class - iNaturalist App i-Naturalist App - Sarah Castillo Angleton Library Meeting Room Bring Notebook, Pen, Drink and Snack, Cell Phone
10am Brazoria County AgriLife Extension Service Columbia Bottomlands Lecture and Field Trip - Chris Kneupper, Barbara Whaley, Amanda Smith 1pm Field Trip to Hanson Riverside County Park
Various activities are planned. 8-10 volunteers are needed each day to serve as docents and/or meet and greet the public. Please contact Ruby Lewis for details on when/where you can assist. TMN-COT contact: Ruby Lewis rubylewis77515@ymail.com VMS code to use: PO: Public Outreach (Service Project) VMS description to use: Discovery Center Open House
FR Intern Enrichment Activity - Critter Hunt Shadow Creek Ranch Nature Center Led by Amanda Gabehart, Angela Griffin & Tina Crawford Bring Headlamp or flashlight, camera, mosquito spray, folding chair, Water, Snack
IT Required Class #18 - Aquatic Systems and Field Trip at GCBO Presented by John O'Connell and Mickey Dufilho Camera, mosquito spray, Water, Lunch and Snack
IT Required Class #19 Wetlands Lecture Angleton Library Meeting Room Presenter Mike Mullenweg Notebook, Pen, Lunch, Drink and Snack
IT Required Class #15 Herpetology & Field Trip Brazos Bend State Park David Heinicke and Barbara Whaley Paper/Notebook, Pencil,Pen, Camera, Mosquito Spray, Water, Lunch and Snack
