Elizabeth Tidwell will present “Predators and How They Are Beneficial to an Ecosystem” at 2 pm. Please come at 1 pm for social time and to buy raffle tickets. More
San Antonio Botanical Gardens has invited our chapter members to an exclusive preview of Lightscape. on Wednesday, November 15, 2023, from 5:30 to 8:30 PM, with 25 reserved tickets. Your
Join us for a discussion about butterflies, moths, monarch migration, waystations, nectar plants, and larval host plants. Social time begins at 1 pm followed by our business meeting at 1:30
Michael Haynes is the district extension administrator for Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center in Uvalde where he oversees scientific research, public outreach and education.
Join us for our monthly chapter meeting to learn about the impact of the non-native Chinaberry tree on our native aquatic species. Chapter meeting at 1:30, presentation at 2 pm.
Don’t miss our annual Spring Native Plant Sale at Riverside Nature Center. The proceeds from this sale benefit our NPSOT chapter, Hill Country Master Naturalists and Riverside Nature Center. The
Don’t miss our annual Spring Native Plant Sale at Riverside Nature Center. The proceeds from this sale benefit our NPSOT chapter, Hill Country Master Naturalists and Riverside Nature Center. The
NPSOT member and Texas Master Naturalist, Sharon Hixson, will present a talk on pollinators commonly seen in our area at 2 pm at Riverside Nature Center. There will be a
Peggy Sechrist will discuss the magical relationships between soil microbes and plants and the importance of increasing organic matter in your soil. PEGGY SECHRIST, a practitioner and certified educator in Holistic
Dr. Andrew Sansom is one of Texas’ leading conservationists. He is a former Executive Director of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department and Executive Director of the Texas Nature Conservancy.
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