Delena Norris-Tull
Retired Professor of Science Education. 1990 Dissertation title: Tull, D. Elementary Science Students’ Conceptions in Biology: Their Language, Meanings, Classifications, and Interpretations of Scientific Concepts – An Ethnographic Study. Books:
Diane Wetherbee
Diane Wetherbee is a Texas Master Naturalist, as well as a member of the Native Prairies Association of Texas and the Native Plant Society of Texas. She is a Certified
Diane Williamson
When we moved to Texas from Tennessee I quickly realized that growing plants native to our ecoregion is the smartest path to success. Birds, insects, and wildlife depend on native
Elizabeth Wingfield Pollino
My name is Elizabeth Wingfield Pollino and I am the founder and owner of Rose & Bee, LLC. I am also a passionate, some may say obsessed gardener, landscaper, and
Eric Johnson
My work background is in electronics manufacturing, and my education is focused on electrical engineering. My interest in native plants has been lifelong, and I began to actively seek out
Erik Fritz
Erik Fritz is the Founder and Director of Edapho, a soil systems analysis and diagnostics firm focused on understanding soil as a living, functional system. His work centers on soil
George Diggs
George Diggs is an evolutionary biologist and botanist who has taught for more than 40 years at Austin College in Sherman, and a Research Associate at the Botanical Research Institute
Glenn Olsen
Glenn leads natural history and birding tours with GOBirding Ecotours to the hottest birding locations in the U.S. He organizes, manages, and co-guides tours to exotic locales such as the
Greg Pearson
Retired PhD chemist. Interested in monarchs and native milkweed. No formal training, self-taught.
Howard Nemerov
Howard Nemerov is a Texas Certified Master Gardener with Advanced Entomology certification. When he’s not researching, he’s out gardening; his yard is his laboratory. Through research, Howard has built a
Jake Mowrer
Dr. Jake Mowrer is a soil chemist with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension. He works with all aspects of soil management where growing plants is the goal. His research focus is
Jane Tillman
Jane Tillman is a retired University of Texas lecturer in Nutritional Sciences whose twin passions are birds and native plants. She is an active member of the Travis Audubon Society
Jim & Lynne Weber
Both Lynne and Jim Weber are retired from 30+ year, accomplished careers at IBM. They are certified Texas Master Naturalists and Lynne is a past president of the Capital Area
Julienne VanDerZiel
Julienne has lived in Dripping Springs since 2005. Having lived in the Midwest, and then the West, she quickly learned that she knew nothing about gardening in Texas. She bought
Kim Conrow
Kim joined the Society in 1997 to learn how to garden with drought tolerant plants when moving into a new home in Crowley. Becoming active in the North Central Chapter
