Join us for a conversation in science-based practices that demonstrate the connections between healthy trees in a natural landscape and trees not thriving due to improper selection, placement, care, and maintenance. Trees are some of the easiest (and most sustainable) ways to make a landscape more vibrant and welcoming. Planting the right tree for the... Read More →
Monarch migration is underway to the north and it won't be long before we begin seeing them drifting overhead, stopping on frostweed, cowpen daisies and other wildflowers, fattening up for their winter stay in the mountains of Mexico. To help prepare yourself for this annual fall spectacle, join Texas Nature Trackers Biologist Craig Hensley for... Read More →
Our volunteers are ready to volunteer! Our Texas Master Naturalist Volunteers are dedicated to natural resource conservation work, but as a result of this year’s extreme circumstances our members have been severely limited in conducting many of their typical outreach, technical guidance and community stewardship service projects. Thus also severely limiting their ability to obtain their required... Read More →
Howdy Master Naturalists, The team at Birding with AgriLife Extension was very bummed to have to cancel our Birding the Border program this year. But we still wanted to bring our participants a little taste of what we do, so we have taken our seminar content and moved to an online format! What that means... Read More →
Howdy Master Naturalists, The team at Birding with AgriLife Extension was very bummed to have to cancel our Birding the Border program this year. But we still wanted to bring our participants a little taste of what we do, so we have taken our seminar content and moved to an online format! What that means... Read More →
Proper practices in pruning and planting will improve tree health and increase longevity. Before you make the first cut or plant a tree, having a purpose in mind will help alleviate issues and problems down the road. Texas A&M Forest Service’s ALL ABOUT TREES has moved several of our all live presentations to a WebEx... Read More →
Craig Hensley, TPWD, will be teaching an iNaturalist class on WebX. Copy/paste the following link to your browser: https://tpwd.webex.com/tpwd/j.php?MTID=m288e5c9773c4536961ac13f131b233fa FREE No Pre-registration required
Master Naturalist Training Thursday, April 9, 2020 1:30 pm | (UTC-05:00) Central Time (US & Canada) | 2 hrs Join the AgriLife WebEx meeting Meeting number: 925 433 368 Meeting password: MemiPc7RH26
