Fredericksburg and online - Restoring Functional Ecosystems with Regenerative Agriculture
2022-05-24 19:00 - 20:30 UTC | Gilbriar Gazebo, 208 Danos Dr, Fredericksburg, Texas, 78624, United States
This introduction to the website of ROAM Ranch is descriptive of the confidence that Taylor and Katie Collins have in their vision of building and operating a multi-species regenerative ecosystem in which soil building practices are integrated into every aspect of land management.

In nature’s image, biodiversity is a key aspect of the ranch. Taylor raises bison, ducks, chickens, turkeys, geese, pigs, and intentionally creates habitat for both native and migratory species to co-create on this landscape.

Within 5 years of management the ranch has seen dramatic improvements in soil carbon, water infiltration, plant diversity, and soil health. As a living demonstration to the potential of regenerative land management, the ranch annually hosts thousands of guests from all over the country . Standing in the midst of a dramatic demonstration, Taylor spreads his hands to a positive method of building the land.

When not wrangling bison, Taylor enjoys spending time outdoors with his family, trail running, cycling, – and planting trees.
Zoom link here

Online - Wild at Work: A Stewardship Series
2022-05-26 12:00 - 13:00
Wild at Work: A Stewardship Series is a new webinar series from Texas Wildlife Association which covers all things wildlife and land stewardship. These quarterly seminars will feature a variety of guest speakers to address topics of interest for stewards of our open spaces and native species. These free webinars, held during the work week at noon, are a perfect way to learn during your lunch break.”
Click to register.

Online - Is Rainwater Harvesting for Me?By Eco Centro
2022-05-26 18:00 - 19:30 | Online
Rainwater harvesting has so many benefits – from happy plants to money in your wallet. With so many things to consider, it can be hard to know where or how to start. This short workshop will touch on all of the basics, and questions to ask yourself. This class is good for those looking to “dip their toes” in rainwater harvesting. If you decide to learn more, our Rainwater Harvesting class is a GREAT follow up to this one!

Please visit our Virtual Workshop FAQ if you have any issues registering or logging into the virtual workshop. If you still need assistance, please contact us at sac-ecocentro@alamo.edu.
Copyright © William R. Sinkin Eco Centro. All rights reserved. No part of this event page or the workshop itself may be shared without written permission from Eco Centro.

Austin - AGWT's 29th Groundwater program in Texas!-Texas Groundwater Conference
2022-06-01 08:30 - 2022-06-02 16:00 | Austin Southpark Hotel, 4140 Governor's Row, Austin, TX, 78744, United States
Annual Texas Groundwater Conference
“Everything Aquifers and Groundwater Management”
2 Day Conference – June 1 & 2, 2022
June 1st – Registration: 7:30am-8:30am, Conference: 8:30am-5:00pm, Reception 5:00pm-6:30pm
June 2nd – Registration: 7:30am-8:30am, Conference: 8:30am-4:00pm
Austin Southpark Hotel, 4140 Governor’s Row, Austin, TX 78744
This annual program brings together engineers, scientist, planners, water-resource managers, agency professionals and attorneys to share up to date information regarding the challenges, feasibility, regulatory concerns and the economic and environmental benefits of water management strategies for Texas.

Bee Cave - The State of Groundwater in Southwestern Travis County
2022-06-01 18:00 - 19:15 | Bee Cave City Hall, Council Chambers, 400 Galleria Parkway, Bee Cave, TX, 78738, United States
Do you know where your drinking water comes from? Join the Southwestern Travis County Groundwater Conservation District and City of Bee Cave for a community open house to discuss groundwater resources in southwestern Travis County. This is an educational presentation by SWTCGCD to review the background of the hydrogeology in southwestern Travis County, present the results of recent scientific investigations, and discuss this information in the context of groundwater availability and the potential for drought this summer.
Schedule of Events:

6:00-6:15 Introductions & Welcome
6:15-6:45 Educational Presentation
6:45-7:15 Public Q&A

Brought to you by the City of Bee Cave and the Southwestern Travis County Groundwater Conservation District.
SWTCGCD is a groundwater conservation district created by the Texas Legislature to preserve, conserve, and protect the aquifers and groundwater resources within its jurisdiction. It is governed by a Board of seven elected directors and staffed with hydrogeologists, groundwater regulatory compliance specialists, and geospatial systems specialists.

Austin - 4th Annual National Trails Day on the Violet Crown Trail Fun Run!
2022-06-04 08:00 - 12:00 | Dick Nichols Park, 8011 Beckett, Austin, TX, 78749, United States
Lace up your shoes for the 4th annual National Trails Day fun run on the Violet Crown Trail!

Join Hill Country Conservancy for the fourth annual fun run on National Trails Day! National Trails Day is a nationwide event held to encourage people to discover their local trails and celebrate spending time outdoors, and what better way to celebrate than enjoying the Violet Crown Trail.
You can choose between a 5k or 1mi route. Both routes begin at Dick Nichols Park in South Austin. The 5k route follows the Violet Crown Trail to the Dick Nichols Trailhead at Latta Drive and the Deer Park Trailhead at Davis Lane. The route highlights the interconnectivity of the trail between neighborhoods, peaceful wooded areas, convenient urban amenities, and neighborhood parks.
After the run, stick around and celebrate with them at the finish line party! they’ll have tacos and coffee and live music by Will Dupuy.
Register here

Blanco-Blanco Lavender Festival
2022-06-10 12:00 - 2022-06-12 16:00 | Old Blanco County Courthouse, 300 Main Street, Blanco, TX, United States
The Lavender Market, on the grounds of the historic Blanco County Courthouse, is always a must-see highlight of the festival. Select artists and craftspeople from across Texas and beyond will offer the finest lavender-related pleasures and treasures. The Blanco Lavender Festival is a project
of the Blanco Chamber of Commerce and the major fundraiser for the year for the Chamber.

Austin- Exploring Flora & Funga
2022-06-11 08:00 - 16:30 | Circle Acres Nature Preserve, 900 Grove Blvd, Austin, TX, 78741, United States

Round Rock - TWCA Summer Conference
2022-06-15 08:00 - 2022-06-17 17:00
The TWCA Summer Conference is scheduled for June 15-17, 2022 at the Kalahari Resort in Round Rock. Registration and sponsorship opportunities are available. Early bird rates expire on May 21. Cancellations before May 21 are subject to a $25 administrative fee. No cancellations will be allowed after May 21.
Panel meetings will take place on Thursday morning and speaker sessions for Thursday and Friday will cover the latest water quality and federal affairs updates, sunset overview of staff reports, interim charges, recruitment and retention challenges, and more.
We will also hear from the following keynote speakers: Senate Ag, Water & Rural Affairs Chairman Charles Perry, IBWC Commissioner Maria-Elena Giner, and TCEQ Commissioner
Bobby Janecka.
Click here for more info.

Fredericksburg - STEAM Garden, Native Plants, and Recycling. Oh, My! - Fredericksburg Chapter of the Native Plant Society of Texas
2022-06-28 18:30 - 20:00 | Gilbriar Gazebo, 208 Danos Dr, Fredericksburg, Texas, 78624, United States
On Tuesday, June 28th the Fredericksburg Chapter of the Native Plant Society of Texas will be hosting an in person presentation at Gilbriar Gazebo at 208 Danos Dr, Fredericksburg. Social gathering starts at 6:30, the presentation begins at 7:00. Guests and area newcomers are always welcome. Join us to learn more about the delights of living with nature in the beautiful Texas Hill Country.
Our presentation is “Become Creative with ‘STEAM'” by Dinah Zike who becomes our creative mentor with STEAM Garden, Native Plants, and Recycling: Oh, My!
“STEAM” grew from the acronym “STEM” when the creative field of Arts were added to the educational approach to teaching holistically. STEAM combines the disciplines of Science, Technology, Engineering and Arts and (a+b) Mathematics. STEAM encourages “thinking out of the box” being creative as well as analytical. How does that apply to gardening with native plants?
A nationally renowned creator of educational materials, author, educational consultant, and lecturer, Dinah focuses on her immediate loves in this presentation: completion of the showcase Dinah Zike Academy in Comfort, Texas, her native garden, and encouraging others to be creative with recycled materials in their own lives while building an exciting, supportive environment.
Learn more here.

New Braunfels - Water: The Next 20 Years - Comal County Conservation Alliance Community Meeting
2022-07-19 18:00 - 19:30 | McKenna Event Center, 801 W San Antonio St., New Braunfels, TX, 78130, United States
Join the Comal County Conservation Alliance for a community meeting featuring Roland Ruiz (Edwards Aquifer Authority).

This is the HOT TOPIC for all of us who live in Comal County and South Central Texas! Mr. Roland Ruiz serves as General Manager for the EAA, our regional groundwater agency that manages one of the world’s most prolific artesian aquifers. In his presentation on “Water: The next 20 Years”,
Mr. Ruiz will expound on all the amazing things our Edwards Aquifer Authority is accomplishing to ensure we have water well into the future!
As General Manager for the past 10 years, he has focused on creating a shared value around effective management of the aquifer, especially in the face of environmental, economic and regulatory demands that are certainly affected by drought, population growth and the competing interests around these issues. He seeks to transform the EAA culture into a dynamic and service-minded operation that values collaboration, transparency and responsiveness.

Learn more here.

San Marcos - Urban Riparian and Stream Restoration Training
2022-07-27 09:00 - 16:30 | San Marcos Activity Center, 501 E Hopkins St, San Marcos, TX, 78666, United States
Information including the hydrologic cycle, basics to stream morphology, stream classification, stream instability, stream restoration, stabilization structure, vegetation, and monitoring and evaluation will be explained through classroom-style teaching in the morning session, and hands-on activities in the field at a nearby stream in the afternoon sessions. Participants will receive a certificate of completion at the end of the training.
Registration is limited to the first 40 people due to space limitations. Participants are encouraged to wear masks inside the meeting facility. Cost is $50 and includes all training materials, a catered lunch, and a certificate of completion at the end of the course. Registration is required by July 20, 2022. Lunch will be provided but participants may bring their own. Dress is casual and comfortable; hip boots/waders are recommended for the hands-on field assessment, as we will be in the river in the afternoon.
Click here to RSVP by July 20, 2022
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Agenda

Webinar - Ensuring One Water Works for All: Opportunities for Realizing Water Reuse in Affordable Housing
2022-07-27 11:00 - 12:00 | Online
Join AWE and the Water and Planning Network for an informative webinar on the new report published by the National Wildlife Federation on Ensuring One Water Works for All: Opportunities for Realizing Water Reuse in Affordable Housing. This report concludes that strategic integration of onsite water reuse can provide lasting financial and quality-of-life benefits to affordable housing residents and owners, and that inclusion of onsite reuse can also help spread a degree of climate resilience to urban populations that are often passed-over in commercial water reuse and green infrastructure initiatives.
The report acknowledges and describes the dual challenge of providing affordable housing and resilient water supply. It outlines the benefits of onsite reuse, the barriers and opportunities for expanding (onsite non–potable) water reuse, and includes specific recommendations for cities, utilities, and developers, as well as a wealth of case studies of existing affordable housing projects that have successfully integrated onsite water reuse.
Inclusion of onsite reuse into affordable housing developments represents an ideal opportunity to put One Water’s equity principles into immediate, productive practice.
Click here to learn more and register!

San Antonio-Catalyst Water Mastermind Summit.
2022-07-27 17:00 - 2022-07-29 16:00 | Wyndham Garden San Antonio Riverwalk/Museum Reach, 103 9th Street, San Antonio, Texas, 78215, United States
Catalyst is a fun-size gathering. We cap the event at 100 people to create a learning space of genuine discourse and discovering your next water nerd connection.
Catalyst is a mastermind summit designed to revolutionize the water industry by cultivating innovators in communication. (Communication need not be in your job title or description to attend!) The Catalyst experience revolves around the Rogue Water ABCs of water communication–assessment, branding, content, and strategy.
“This is not a moment, it’s a movement.” – Hamilton, Lin Manuel Miranda. And so, we move! Catalyst is a traveling experience where the host city serves as the classroom.
Sessions are designed using the LAB model – Learn, Apply, Bridge – with interactive elements built into every session. Learn new content, apply it in real-time in the workshop, walk away with an accountability plan to ensure knowledge isn’t lost between the session and the office. Speakers are thought-leaders from inside and outside the water industry.
Thanks to our sponsors, financial aid for utility and nonprofit attendees is available. Please email stephanie@roguewaterlab.org for more information.

Online - Healthy Lawns Healthy Water Workshop
2022-08-04 10:00 - 17:30 | Online
The free event will be from 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. August 4. Interested parties can register here to receive workshop updates, instructions to join the online meeting and materials related to the workshop via email
for more details click here.

San Antonio - Conservation Easement Workshop Series
2022-08-17 09:00 - 14:00 | The Witte Museum, 3801 Broadway St, San Antonio, TX, 78209, United States
The Texas Agricultural Land Trust (TALT) and the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) are presenting a special series of workshops to share information that could benefit landowners across the state. The workshops will be focused on conservation tools and resources including the NRCS Agricultural Conservation Easement Program that provides financial support to landowners.
9:00 am – 2:00 pm | Lunch Provided for Preregistered Attendees
Click here to learn more from TALT
Click here to register.

San Antonio - Texas Groundwater Summit
2022-08-30 08:00 - 2022-09-01 17:00 | Hyatt Regency Hill Country, 9800 Hyatt Resort Dr., San Antonio, Texas, 78251
The Texas Groundwater Summit is the premier groundwater event in the state, bringing together a diverse group of groundwater professionals over three days to discuss emerging trends and new research. The event provides a mix of expert presentations on all areas of groundwater management, as well as networking opportunities for the groundwater community. We expect to have over 350 groundwater industry leaders, community stakeholders, agency representatives, and elected officials in attendance. You won’t want to miss it!

Austin and Online - TCEQ Pristine Streams Stakeholder Meeting
2022-08-31 13:30 - 16:00 | Online
While TCEQ’s commissioners voted 2-1 to reject the Pristine Streams Petition at their March meeting, all three of them said that they wanted the agency to continue the discussion about how to protect these streams.The next step is this stakeholders meeting. All stakeholders are invited to participate, which includes all No Dumping Sewage members. The meeting agenda is linked here.
How to Participate:
Attend the meeting in person:
TCEQ Campus
12100 Park 35 Circle
Building E, Room 201S
Austin, Texas 78753
TCEQ’s instructions: If you wish to join the Pristine Streams Stakeholder group, please submit an email to wq- streams@tceq.texas.gov with “WQAWG Pristine Streams” in the subject line and include your:
a) First & Last Name, b) Company Name, c) Job Title, d) Email, e) Business affiliation, f) Address, and g) Phone number.
Attend the meeting online:
This meeting will be available by webcast at the time of the meeting by going to:
https://www.tceq.texas.gov/agency/decisions/agendas/webcasts.html
or:
https://www.youtube.com/user/TCEQNews
TCEQ’s instructions: If you plan on attending the meeting via webcast, please submit an email to wq-streams@tceq.texas.gov with “PRISTINE STREAMS” in the subject line to let us know that you will be in attendance. If you intend to provide comments during the meeting, please indicate that in your email. Please be sure to include your Title and Contact Information (business affiliation and phone number). Please note, webcast attendees will only be able to interact with presenters via email, which will be monitored during the meeting.
Submit comments before the meeting:
Individuals may submit questions, comments, or suggested topics prior to or during the scheduled meeting via email at: wq-streams@tceq.texas.gov
Additional Questions?
Contact Brian Zabcik, Associate Director – Save Barton Creek Association
brian@savebartoncreek.org

Online - Get to Know the Texas Parks and Wildlife Education Programs
2022-09-09 14:00 - 15:30 | Online
About this event
Webinar with Johnnie Smith with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is so much more than the Texas State Parks we know and love. Join Johnnie Smith as he discusses many of the different education programs TPWD offers and you can bring to your nature site, school, and community. Programs discussed will include: Angler Education, Project WILD, Texas Aquatic Science, the Great Texas Birding Classic, Community Archery programs, Hunter Education, Becoming an Outdoors Woman and so much more!
For more information about the programs TPWD offers visit: https://education.tpwd.texas.gov
Webinar is offered at 2:00 (central) on September 9, 2022
Click here to register. A link to the webinar will be sent the morning of the event. If you have not received it please check your spam folder.

Junction - Llano River Riparian Woodlands Workshop
2022-09-10 08:30 - 12:30 | Texas Tech – Llano River Field Station, 254 Red Raider Ln, Junction, TX, 76849, United States
Have you noticed we’re losing the Llano River riparian woodlands little by little? Learn what’s impacting these irreplaceable woodlands and what can be done. Learn or review the introductory principles of a healthy riparian, including the plants and land management practices that create a functioning riparian, providing values to all.
Presenter: Steve Nelle, Natural Resource Specialist/Wildlife Biologist, retired NRCS
Location: Llano River Field Station, Texas Tech University Center at Junction, 254 Red Raider Lane.
Sponsor: Llano River Watershed Alliance
Registration: Fee $10 – Please complete this linked form and click here to register online or by mail.
Registration limited to 30 participants.
Earn CEU and Advanced Training TMN credit hours
Agenda
8:30-10:00 Indoor presentation covering the introductory principles of a healthy riparian and the impact of Axis deer.
10:00-12:30 Field Trip to the South Llano River State Park with three stops.
Contact Person: Scott Richardson scottr@ctesc.net 830-459-2271
Click here to view or download a PDF of the flyer.

Bee Cave - Texas Desal Annual Conferenc
2022-09-14 08:00 - 2022-09-17 17:00 | Sonesta Bee Cave Austin, 12525 Bee Cave Parkway, Bee Cave, TX , 78738, United States
Program Details & Registration Coming Soon!
The annual conference brings together a diverse group of municipalities, water suppliers, engineers, regulators and legislators with industry professionals to discuss how to implement desal in Texas.
Introducing a new feature of Texas Desal 2022! We invite registered Sponsors & Exhibitors to submit an abstract to present an interactive Tech Talk / Hands-On Demonstration to Conference attendees. Engage with Participants as you highlight your company’s products and services with a 15-minute presentation and/or hands-on demonstration to small groups. You may bring props or equipment as well.
Key Dates & Information:
· July 22nd | deadline to submit an Abstract
· August 22nd | presentation materials due (PPT, poster, handouts,
etc.) if applicable (not required)
· A table and chairs only will be provided. Bring your own display
equipment (laptop/screen/etc.) and/or handouts

Online - Creating Healthy Community Connections with Walk with a Doc
2022-09-14 14:00 - 15:00 | Online
About this event
Webinar with Dr. Amanda Mohammed with the Walk with a Doc Program
Walk with a Doc is a national program aimed to make hope and health accessible to everyone through a community walk in nature to engage patients in a comfortable environment about their health. Join Dr. Amanda Mohammed to learn about Walk with a Doc, the benefits of walking, and how to start a Walk with a Doc program in your community.
For more information about Walk with a Doc visit: https://walkwithadoc.org/
Webinar is offered at 2:00 (central) on September 14, 2022
Click here to register. A link to the webinar will be sent the morning of the event. If you have not received it please check your spam folder.

Blanco - The Future of Blanco County
2022-09-15 18:00 - 20:30 | Gem of the Hills, 2233 US Highway 281 North, Blanco, Texas
Blanco County is changing – and experiencing some growing pains. Development expands while open space disappears. Combined with the drought, our water supply is being threatened. We know we have challenges – so let’s come together for solutions.
Please join us for a community gathering to learn about issues facing our beautiful county and how we can shape its future.
6:00 – 6:30 PM Refreshments & Networking
6:30 – 8:30 PM Formal Program
Come join us:
Hill Country Alliance
Friends and neighbors in Blanco County
Refreshments sponsored by Real Ale
Registration requested but not required. Click here to register!

Online - School Gardens for Healthier Students
2022-09-21 14:00 - 15:00 | Online
About this event
Webinar with Katie Nikah, Valerie Cordes, and Bonnie Martin with the University of Texas
Join the staff of the EdEN Lab at the University of Texas School for a panel discussion on the importance of school gardens in engaging youth in nature. Learn the health, academic and other benefits that children who regularly spend time in their school gardens experience, based on data from research studies. Hear more about school gardens including: the essentials in starting one; the biggest obstacles that keep a program from being an integrated and sustainable space in the school; and how best to overcome these challenges. You’ll have a chance to ask your own questions during this interactive session!
Webinar is offered at 2:00 (central) on September 21, 2022
Click here to register. A link to the webinar will be sent the morning of the event. If you have not received it please check your spam folder.

New Braunfels - Protecting Land to Protect Water
2022-09-21 18:00 - 19:30 | McKenna Event Center, 801 W San Antonio St., New Braunfels, TX, 78130, United States
Where is the water? Above ground? Below ground? And how do we get to it? For the past decades, smart…and we mean really smart …Texans have been scientifically reviewing and planning how we maintain good groundwater now and tomorrow. Texas Water Trade personnel say: “We aim to build a future of clean, flowing water for all Texans”.
One such person is Sharlene Leurig, who is a water planning expert and the CEO of Texas Water Trade. As Sharlene has stated: “I think most people who we talk to are seeing, with the ongoing drought and the population boom here in Texas, that there is a need to shore up our water supply.”
The water supply is maximized when we collect as much as we can and then make the best use – and reuse – of it. The best way to recharge the aquifers is to keep the land above the recharge zone as open as possible. Stewardship of this land helps provide not only water but also clean air and open spaces, and supports local economies. Ms. Leurig will focus on the important connection between land, aquifers and our water supply.
Click here to learn more and join the Comal County Conservation Alliance for this event.

Round Mountain - Roundtable Social: The Trinity Aquifer
2022-09-22 17:30 - 18:30 | Westcave Outdoor Discovery Center, 24814 Hamilton Pool Rd, Round Mountain, TX, 78663, United States
Click the image to view PDF of flyer.
Join Westcave Outdoor Discovery Center for a presentation of recent science investigations of our local Trinity Aquifer system from the University of Texas- Bureau of Economic Geology. Hear updates from both Hays-Trinity Groundwater Conservation District (GCD) and Southwestern Travis County (GCD), including drought impacts, community conversation and a Q&A with groundwater resource experts.
Please BYOB and bring a snack to share.
The Westcave Roundtable Social brings local area residents together to explore issues of common interest.

FREE event – RSVP to amber@westcave.org

Fredericksburg - Grow it, Cook it: Strawberries
2022-09-23 12:00 - 13:00 | Gillespie County AgriLife Extension Office, 38 Business Court, Fredericksburg, TX, 78624, United States
Grow It Cook It program on Strawberries. Includes recipe samples. Learn how to grow strawberries. Part of the grow it cook it program series. Program cost is $15. Contact the Gillespie County Extension Service at 830-997-3452 to register.

Learn more here.

Wimberley - Night Hike and Sky Party at Cathedral Oaks with Texas Land Conservancy
2022-09-23 19:30 - 22:00 | Cathedral Oaks, Wimberley, TX, 78676, United States
Join us for a Hill Country night hike outside of Wimberley to explore the critters of the night, including bats with a bat detector! Following the hike there will be casual stargazing and refreshments!
Bring a flashlight for the hike and a camp chair for after. We’ll have some red keychain lights for the stargazing. We recommend wearing long pants, closed-toe shoes, and insect repellent. Please bring a refillable water bottle.

$5 per member (not a member or need to renew, sign up today!)

$15 per non-member

Kids 12 and under are free

Because this event is taking place on private property, we are limiting the number of people to 20 (not including children) and we will send directions to the property in your confirmation email after you register. No pets allowed.
Click here to register and learn more from Texas Land Conservancy!

Fredericksburg - Learn your Lawn & Landscape
2022-09-24 08:30 - 15:30 | Gillespie County AgriLife Extension Office, 38 Business Court, Fredericksburg, TX, 78624, United States
If you are looking at redoing your landscape, or are a new landowner in the area, you should attend the “Learn your Lawn and Landscape” program on Saturday, September 24th at the Gillespie County AgriLife Extension Office (38 Business Court, Fredericksburg). Extension Landscape Specialist Dr. Steve George will go over the basics of how to set-up and design a landscape. There will also be programs on turfgrass, native plants and tree selection and care in the Texas Hill Country. Lunch, sponsored by Capital Farm Credit, is included in the cost of the program.
Check-in will start at 8:30 am, with the program beginning at 9:00 am and going until 3:30 pm. Cost for this program is thirty-five dollars. Please register online at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/learn-your-lawn-landscape-tickets-367136052817, or come by the extension office and register in person. Cash or check is only accepted at the extension office, and there is a small fee for registering online. No pesticide applicator CEUS will be given as part of this program. Questions can be directed to the Gillespie County Extension office at 830-997-3452 or Elizabeth.mcmahon@ag.tamu.edu .
Please RSVP by September 20th to guarantee your spot and lunch!

Fredericksburg - Living off the land? Edibles and beneficial native plants
2022-09-27 18:30 - 20:00 | Gilbriar Gazebo, 208 Danos Dr, Fredericksburg, Texas, 78624, United States
Kim Ort will talk about some common and not so commonly known edibles and beneficial plants and how to forage them responsibly.
After retiring from an engineering career in the technology industry, Kim joined the Texas Master Naturalists Hays County Chapter in 2011.
Inspired by nature and a thirst for knowledge, Kim pursued a MS in Wildlife Ecology at Texas State University.
