Joe Marcus will cover the history of the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center’s Native Plants of North America (NPONA) resource, the current state of the resource, and upcoming changes.
Permaculture is coined from permanent culture and integrates a holistic perspective in the design of sustainability in food, housing and community. Carol will provide an introduction to urban permaculture and review the work of Urban Harvest Permaculture Design Certification Program to bring forward the reconnection to ecological wisdom principles. She will highlight native plants, layers of a food forest, and plant guilds to restore nature and strengthen food access.
Texas has more species of wild native grapes than any other state. Join us to learn about Texas’s major native grape species, their characteristics and distribution, and methods used to cultivate them in home gardens and vineyards.
In this presentation, we will learn what butterflies need to survive and complete their life cycle, as well as ways we can help them in our own yards.
Mark de Kiewiet shares his practical research on how we can mitigate the declining bee and pollinator populations, considering both managed and native bees.
Our next chapter meeting is on Tuesday June 6 at 6:30. The meeting will be virtual and registration is required. The speaker will be Kim Conrow, past President of the
This presentation explains the origins of the Fibonacci sequence, which can be found in our everyday experiences, and hopes to inspire viewers to have a greater appreciation for geometry, nature, and native plants.
Monday, April 10, 2023 This talk will leave you with the knowledge and resources needed to encourage and appreciate a wider diversity of caterpillars, butterflies, and moths in a Texas
Eighteen miles north of Fredericksburg the tip of a pink granite batholith, – 1.1 billion years old – rises above the much younger limestone layers of the Edwards Plateau.Enchanted Rock
**ARCHIVED POST ** Monday, February 13 • 6:45 p.m. Online Meeting Please join us for our chapter meeting on Zoom! 6:35 Meeting open for socializing 6:45 Business Meeting 6:55 Plant
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