The TREES Initiative is a five-year project led by the San Antonio Botanical Garden to restore 50,000 native trees along the Guadalupe River in Kerr County. This volunteer information meeting will introduce the project and explain what is involved in becoming a TREES volunteer. The meeting takes place Saturday, September 12, from 3 pm to ... Read more
The beauty, diversity and ecological importance of moths will take center stage during Moth Night at Riverside Nature Center. Wildflower Biologist Craig Hensley will lead an evening of after-hours mothing that includes a presentation and live moth observation, offering participants a closer look at these often-overlooked nighttime pollinators. Magnifying glasses will be provided. The event ... Read more
SKYWARN® is a volunteer program that trains severe weather spotters to provide timely and accurate reports to the National Weather Service, helping communities stay informed during severe weather. National Weather Service Meteorologist Jason Runyen will explain how the program works and how interested participants can get involved. The program takes place Tuesday, September 15, from ... Read more
Nature enthusiasts interested in native wildflowers and their propagation can take part in the Wildflower Bunch, a reconstituted Gleaners Group that focuses on different wildflowers during each session. Participants will search the garden for blooms while learning more about native plant species and their propagation. The group meets every Wednesday from 10 am to 12 ... Read more
A morning of garden management and native plant discovery takes place during the Meadow/Pollinator Garden Work Day. Participants can help care for the garden while learning more about native plants and the pollinators they support. The work day is held every Thursday from 9 am to 10:30 am at Riverside Nature Center, 150 Francisco Lemos ... Read more
Young children can explore the natural world through stories, hands-on activities and crafts during Sprouts, a free preschool reading program designed to encourage curiosity and early learning. The program is held every Thursday from 10:30 am to 11:30 am at Riverside Nature Center, 150 Francisco Lemos St., Kerrville, TX 78028. Admission is free, and registration ... Read more
Bird enthusiasts of all ages and experience levels can spend the morning observing local birds during the September Bird Walk & Talk. Experienced and enthusiastic local birders will lead the group and share their knowledge throughout the walk. Space is limited, and the meeting location will be provided after registration. The bird walk takes place ... Read more
The Hill Country Archeological Association will welcome Shannon Smith, site manager of Fort Martin Scott State Historic Site in Fredericksburg, for a presentation exploring the history and archaeology of this important Texas site. Smith’s work brings together archaeology, public history, preservation, and interpretation to create engaging experiences that connect visitors with the past. The presentation ... Read more
Nature enthusiasts interested in native wildflowers and their propagation can take part in the Wildflower Bunch, a reconstituted Gleaners Group that focuses on different wildflowers during each session. Participants will search the garden for blooms while learning more about native plant species and their propagation. The group meets every Wednesday from 10 am to 12 ... Read more
A morning of garden management and native plant discovery takes place during the Meadow/Pollinator Garden Work Day. Participants can help care for the garden while learning more about native plants and the pollinators they support. The work day is held every Thursday from 9 am to 10:30 am at Riverside Nature Center, 150 Francisco Lemos ... Read more