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Take a leisurely stroll through Headwaters with Program Coordinator Jack Downey to discover what annuals, perennials, shrubs, and ornamental trees are in bloom. Enjoy the sights, shapes, colors, smells, and pollinators that fill Headwaters in the summer courtesy of the native plants found throughout our native prairie and riparian restoration areas. You'll also learn some… Read More
Owls are a very important part of our ecosystem and a few different species call New Braunfels and Comal County home. Studying owl pellets gives us a chance to see what exactly these nocturnal predators are eating. Lab includes: owl pellet, dissection tools, and bone sorting chart. This program is aimed at students in the… Read More
During this summer camp, 4th-6th graders will learn about the amazing water resources we have right here in New Braunfels and the Texas Hill Country. Young scientists will participate in lessons focusing on topics including: watersheds, groundwater, succession, geography, the water cycle, weathering, erosion, and deposition. Hands on activities will include: water testing, macroinvertebrate &… Read More
During this summer camp, 4th-6th graders will learn about the amazing water resources we have right here in New Braunfels and the Texas Hill Country. Young scientists will participate in lessons focusing on topics including: watersheds, groundwater, succession, geography, the water cycle, weathering, erosion, and deposition. Hands on activities will include: water testing, macroinvertebrate &… Read More
During this summer camp, 4th-6th graders will learn about the amazing water resources we have right here in New Braunfels and the Texas Hill Country. Young scientists will participate in lessons focusing on topics including: watersheds, groundwater, succession, geography, the water cycle, weathering, erosion, and deposition. Hands on activities will include: water testing, macroinvertebrate &… Read More
During this summer camp, 4th-6th graders will learn about the amazing water resources we have right here in New Braunfels and the Texas Hill Country. Young scientists will participate in lessons focusing on topics including: watersheds, groundwater, succession, geography, the water cycle, weathering, erosion, and deposition. Hands on activities will include: water testing, macroinvertebrate &… Read More
During this summer camp, 4th-6th graders will learn about the amazing water resources we have right here in New Braunfels and the Texas Hill Country. Young scientists will participate in lessons focusing on topics including: watersheds, groundwater, succession, geography, the water cycle, weathering, erosion, and deposition. Hands on activities will include: water testing, macroinvertebrate &… Read More
Come see firsthand some of the erosion control techniques employed at Headwaters to manage stormwater. From berms and swales to other low-tech methods to control drainage issues, we'll demonstrate how to utilize our precious rainfall as a resource and keep as much rainwater on property as possible, while reducing damage from heavy rainfall events.
Are you curious about what trees are appropriate to plant in our region? Enjoy a stroll around Headwaters as we look at and discuss a variety of native trees growing in our prairie and riparian ecosystems!
Come enjoy a quiet morning of birding at Headwaters and help us track bird populations in our area. This program is for birders of all skill levels, we only ask participants to log their finds on eBird or iNaturalist community science apps.
Come search the Headwaters Trails for some of nature's elusive animals and plant life! This adventure helps assist dads in engaging in conversations with their kids in a quiet, natural setting. This class is designed for children 4 and up. This program is part of the SJRC Texas Fatherhood Initiative. The goal of the Fatherhood… Read More
Did you know Texas is home to two of the largest bat colonies in the world? And they’re both a short drive from New Braunfels! Learn more about bats in our area and tricks to locate them in your neighborhood and then go on a search for bats at the Headwaters during this program led… Read More