Abbie Ince-Hendrickson
I was originally born in the dusty plains of Lubbock, TX. For my undergraduate degree, I attended Texas A&M University in College Station, receiving a B.S. in Microbiology, with emphasis
Austin Kelly
Austin R. Kelly is President and Lead Biologist for ARK Ecological Consulting, botanical and environmental consulting group that works across the US, focused on plant and wildlife inventories and conservation,
Beth Erwin
NPSOT Williamson County Chapter President 2021-2023 Louisiana native with a B.S. in Horticulture. Charter member of the Louisiana Native Plant Society. Retired in 2017 as curator of a private nature
Beverly Blondell
My name is Beverly Hill Blondell, and I am a passionate landscape designer based in Houston, Texas. My journey into the world of landscape design began in my own backyard
Bob Dailey
Writer and lecturer on native plants, water conservation, soil conservation, and organics. He grew up on a farm in South Louisiana and spent his time as a youth wandering through
Brice Moczygemba
Brice Moczygemba retired in December 2017 after a 30-year career as a civil engineer and principal with Pape-Dawson Engineers. His lifelong interest in the outdoors and nature began as a
Briony Gannon
I am a marketing professional working in Houston for the past 30 years. I am a Texas Master Naturalist, Permaculture certified, NLCP certified 1,2,3,4 + Birds. NLCP teacher
Carol Clark
Carol Clark is an amateur botany enthusiast, a Texas Master Naturalist, a longtime member of the Native Plant Society of Texas, and is a Conservation Specialist with Monarch Watch. She
Casey Williams
Casey graduated from Texas State University with a B.S in Aquatic Biology and an M.S. in Aquatic Resources. He has worked for BIO -WEST, a private consulting firm, since 2013
Charlotte Reemts
Charlotte Reemts is an ecologist and science project director with The Nature Conservancy’s Texas Chapter where she has studied ecosystems across Texas since 2005. She works with natural areas and
Cherie Colburn
A professional landscape designer and native Texan, Cherie has designed hundreds of low-maintenance commercial and residential landscape designs since 1994 through her company, Nature’s Tapestry. She’s also helped create schoolyard
Craig Bruska
Craig chairs the Society’s Native Seed committee and is the Lindheimer Education chair. He covers – Collecting Native Seeds, Creating native seed libraries, a Quarterly Propagation series, and the Seven
David Will
David has been a long time member of NPSOT. He was awarded the Benny J. Simpson Fellows Award in 2006. David founded the Lindheimer Chapter, co-founded the Hill Country Chapter
Dawn Obermoeller
Dawn Obermoeller brings more than 20 years of science communication and strategic marketing experience to conservation writing, a career that began in the biology labs of Southwest Texas State University
