The Blanco River is vital to the Texas Hill Country. It supports an array of diverse wildlife and offers opportunities for recreation. It recharges aquifers, providing drinking water to thousands […]
The In the Garden Presentation series by the Hays County Master Gardeners covers a variety of topics about gardening, including planting schedules, soil types, trees, native plants, environmental considerations, and […]
Presented in English and Spanish August marks the beginning of mushroom season or “Hongosto” in Mexico. Johann Mathieu from Micologica 360° will be joining us to talk about the culture […]
Do you like blackberries? Are you bored with eating bell peppers raw and would like to try cooking with them? Or would you like to learn how to grow your […]
Tune in to hear Master Naturalist, Emily Hawthorn, as she discusses the life cycle of butterflies, the difference between host and nectar plants, and the identification of five common San […]
It is time for the Moondance Outdoor Concerts presented by the Cibolo Center for Conservation! We are delighted to announce this year’s lineup of shows running from May through October. […]
Leopold Live! is back with Chapter Two, Episode Four - Food Stations will stream on August 24th at 10:00am CST. Leopold Live! began as a live streaming seminar series conducted […]
Where do bats live? What do they eat and why are they important to the environment? Nyta Brown has been the superintendent of Old Tunnel State Park between Comfort and […]
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As we reach the hottest part of the year in Texas, join City of Austin biologist Colin Strickland for a virtual dive into the refreshingly cool, dark world beneath our […]
Dear Bat Fest Patrons, Bat Fest is going to take place on August 28, 2021. We will be following the guidelines of the City of Austin at the time of […]
Six Easy Star Hunting Steps During the campaign dates, go outside more than an hour after sunset (8-10 pm local time). The Moon should not be up. Let your eyes […]
