Events

Join our North Texas Program Director Amber Arseneaux for a guided hike during the City Nature Challenge to see if we can get Oak Cliff Nature Preserve on the map! No experience necessary, just join us for a fun hike around the preserve where we will identify and documents as many plants and animals as… Read More

Join us in our outdoor pavilion every Tuesday and Thursday at noon for a one hour yoga session led by Monica Soucie, CYT. This free weekly class is a great way to destress and get connected with nature. Class is donation based. Please bring your own mat and water bottle.

TLC’s Ivy Payne Preserve will be open for a weekend of camping, guided hikes, and other activities as we celebrate 35 years of protection for this preserve. Come for the day or stay for the weekend. We will have three FREE guided hikes over the weekend that are open to everyone! The preserve will also… Read More

Award-winning photographer, Gary Seloff, has spent countless hours taking astounding photos of Armand Bayou. Now, we’re offering a workshop where you can learn from him the nature photography skills needed to capture your own amazing pictures! The first hour will be spent in the classroom learning techniques and then we’ll go walk the beautiful grounds… Read More

Join Pines and Prairies Land Trust for our First Saturday Service Days at the Colorado River Refuge! This is a monthly volunteer event run by PPLT Volunteer Leader, Katie Larson. Work usually includes trimming and clearing trails, picking up trash, etc.

Water Is Alive presents a series on biostimulants, made from organic solid wastes. Learn how to: Make and apply biostimulants Make Bokashi compost Make raised beds with your fermented organic compost Make biofilters for the Trinity River Bioremediation Demonstration Conduct basic soil and water sampling Monitor and boost carbon sequestration in your agricultural land, including… Read More

Interested in volunteering at the 9 Natives Showcase Garden at the Houston Museum of Natural Science? This monthly volunteer opportunity is the perfect way to get involved and support native plants in the heart of Houston! On the second Monday of each month, volunteers will maintain the garden by pulling weeds, planting new native plants,… Read More

The Integrated Monarch Monitoring Program collects information on monarchs and their habitat nationwide. It is used by researchers to better understand monarch behavior and how conservation management impacts their habitat. The Monarch Joint Venture is a nonprofit organization building a national partnership of federal and state agencies, other nonprofits, community groups, businesses, and academic programs… Read More

Hill Country Conservancy invites you to join us for an informative stroll along the Violet Crown Trail! On this exclusive tour of the trail, we reveal behind-the-scenes stories and share insights that you won't find elsewhere. This is your opportunity to learn and to ask questions about anything regarding the trail, Hill Country Conservancy, or… Read More

Water Is Alive presents a series on biostimulants, made from organic solid wastes. Learn how to: Make and apply biostimulants Make Bokashi compost Make raised beds with your fermented organic compost Make biofilters for the Trinity River Bioremediation Demonstration Conduct basic soil and water sampling Monitor and boost carbon sequestration in your agricultural land, including… Read More

Acompaña a Pines & Prairies Land Trust en El Colorado River Refuge (CRR) para una excursión en español donde observaremos aves locales! Glen y Tracy Novinger del Travis Audobon y observadores de aves invitados van a liderar la excursión con una introducción y bienvenida hecha por nuestro secretario de la junta, Ricardo Gonzalez.

Join us at Trinity River Audubon Center to celebrate the Joy of Birds! Activities include guided bird walks, birding competition, live animal programs and exhibits from local partners!

What is slime and where did it come from? We'll answer this question and learn how and why slimes were created and how some are used to help keep our world moving. Labs will include various types and recipes for Slime. This program is aimed at students in the Kindergarten-3rd Grade range.

TLC invites you to join us for a Golden-cheeked Warbler hike on our very own Los Rincones Preserve, a protected corner of Texas right on the edge of Kerrville. While Los Rincones is known for it’s Hill Country vistas and deeply cut ravines, the endangered Golden-cheeked Warbler simply knows it as home. We will provide… Read More

This program was created to assist landowners in the management of their wetlands that have become overgrown with late successional vegetation. There are three management practices that have been identified for the program: discing, roller chopping, and herbicide treatments. These practices will have a greater disturbance and longer lasting results for these projects. Providing high… Read More

The Integrated Monarch Monitoring Program (IMMP) collects information on monarchs and their habitat nationwide. It is used by researchers to better understand monarch behavior and how conservation management impacts their habitat. The Monarch Joint Venture is a nonprofit organization building a national partnership of federal and state agencies, other nonprofits, community groups, businesses, and academic… Read More

Don't miss the event of the season! With signature cocktails, tasty treats from a variety of chefs, music and dancing, Scissor-tails & Cocktails is a fun and festive spring celebration benefiting Trinity River Audubon Center.

Join Trinity River Audubon Center for a monthly bird walk and enjoy the grounds and our amazing feathered friends. Entry to the center is included in your ticket price.

Join TCA and Turtle Creek Conservancy to protect pollinators, birds, mammals, and amphibians at Turtle Creek Park by planting native plants. Native plants need less water and require no artificial fertilizers to flourish. They also provide food and shelter for wildlife and are key to their survival. Join us to plant native plants, restore prairie,… Read More

Mindfulness is a powerful but simple tool – focusing your awareness on the present moment, while calmly acknowledging and accepting your feelings, thoughts, and bodily sensations. This powerful technique is even more impactful when practiced outdoors, in nature, lowering your blood pressure, your stress levels, and your heart rate. This mindfulness workshop will begin with… Read More

Breathe in and stretch out with EPIC with a morning yoga session on the hillside of Brockenbrough Ranch. The Brockenbrough Ranch is a beautiful private property in Manor, Texas, protected under a conservation easement held by Hill Country Conservancy. You'll experience a one-hour guided yoga class with a qualified instructor followed by light snacks and… Read More

This webinar examines recent research that simulates population outcomes for different habitat establishment scenarios and insecticide use patterns on agricultural lands. Join us to learn more about the results, which are hopeful for monarchs. Presenters: Steven Bradbury, Iowa State University & Dr. Niranjana Krishnan, Missouri S&T Zoom Webinar

Join Pines and Prairies Land Trust at Yegua Knobbs Preserve for a birding hike led by expert birders Tracy and Glen Novinger of Travis Audubon! The Novingers will also provide a tutorial on using eBird. Address and directions will be provided after registration due to the sensitive features at this preserve.

Join us for an in-person nature education presentation by Nicolas Phillips, an expert student of Entomology and an award-winning insect collector. Nick will guide the group, helping locate and identify insects to collect and examine. If you've ever wanted to learn more about identifying various native arthropods, this is a great opportunity to gain some… Read More