Birds in the Classroom teacher workshops moving online July 27-31
Applications for free event accepted through July 10
Environment
Warm weather means more ticks
Texans, take care outdoors: AgriLife Extension expert
Escape and connect with Texas A&M Forest Service podcast
"Trees Are Key" podcast celebrates five years
Online wildlife lunch-and-learn series set May 21, May 28
The Texas A&M AgriLife Research Service will present Callahan/Shackelford Wildlife Lunch and Learn Series on May 21 and May 28. The free online event will focus on managing native pastures for dove and quail. The webinar will be held on the Zoom meeting platform from noon to 1 p.m. and preregistration is required. The event…
Stinging caterpillar season starts
AgriLife experts warn stinging caterpillars can cause contact rashes, painful reactions
May the forest be with you during COVID-19 and beyond
Trees and forests are the foundation of many essential, everyday items, a key to our health and quality of life and a backbone to our economy and workforce.
Biodiversity expands at Texas A&M AgriLife ecopark in urban Dallas
Visitors log more than 200 sightings in iNaturalist app
Bird your backyard
Birding great activity for adults, kids during COVID-19
‘Sentinel landscapes’ keep quiet vigil against encroachment
New short documentary shows how private landowners help support the military mission
New ‘green’ video can benefit Texas communities, others
AgriLife Extension video can be ‘GIFT’ to communities wanting to employ green infrastructure to manage stormwater
