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December 2020
Conserving the Edwards Plateau: Land, Water, and Development
We invite you to watch our TREAD Talk on the history of water in Texas with Char Miller. The talk was hosted by Jessica Karlsruher, Executive Director of TREAD, and Annalisa Peace, Executive Director of Greater Edwards Aquifer Alliance (GEAA). We discuss how water in Texas has been handled, is currently managed, and ultimately how these practices can impact water use in the future. TREAD and GEAA are joined by Char Miller, W.M. Keck Professor of Environmental Analysis and History…
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Invasive Plant Removal along the San Marcos River
For more information, contact: info@sanmarcosriver.org
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#MyEarthMyTexas | Earth Month Challenge
What is the #MyEarthMyTexas Challenge? Texans are proud to be green. It's time to show off. EarthShare of Texas is giving away outdoorsy gifts for the most dedication, creativity, and influence this Earth Month. Here's how you can win: Use the hashtag #MyEarthMyTexas Post more than once between April 1 - 30 Challenge a friend How Do I Use the #MyEarthMyTexas Sticker? Amplify your posts by adding the #MyEarthMyTexas sticker to your images. Download the sticker and use a photo…
Find out more »Barton Creek Greenbelt Scavenger Hunt
Participate in SBCA's Earth Month scavenger hunt all April long! Download the spreadsheet at the link below to check off challenges and add up your points. The spreadsheet will be updated with more challenges weekly to follow along on your own. Add pictures and stories from your challenges in the discussion section of this event on Facebook! Facebook Link Spreadsheet Link Join us online Friday, April 30th at 5pm for a show-and-tell of what you found! See you there! Zoom…
Find out more »Austin Green Business Leaders: Start Your Green Team
Join staff from BAE Systems, the City of Austin Sustainability Team, and EarthShare of Texas for a discussion on creating and expanding your green team initiatives. Panelists will present to the Green Business Leaders group and open up to questions and discussion. Topics include: - Starting a green team - Easy projects to start - Cost savings by being green - Community engagement - Green program marketing & visibility The event is free and open to everyone. Click here to…
Find out more »Story Time with Lynn
Join Wildlife Rescue’s Founder/President, Lynn Cuny, as she reads a true animal rescue story from her book, “Through Animals’ Eyes, Again.” Lynn will read about a newly orphaned ring-tailed cat and her rehabilitation journey. After the reading, Lynn will answer any questions you might have about wildlife, WRR, and animal care. Don’t miss this chance to learn more about wildlife and animal rescue from WRR’ Founder/President. Register today to be part of this special Zoom event.
Find out more »Animal Enrichment Supply Drive
Beginning Friday, April 16 and continuing through Friday, April 23, you can help the animals who call Wildlife Rescue’s Sanctuary home by donating supplies or funds during our Animal Enrichment Supply Drive. We are asking for items such as hammocks, toys, puzzle feeders and more to create a complex environment that provides necessary stimulation for the animals in Sanctuary. To see a list of the items needed and information for shipping, please visit https://wildlife-rescue.org/2021EnrichWish. Long time WRR member, Barbara Long, has…
Find out more »STAR Texas Compost Council: Compost Mixer Networking Happy Hour
Join us for a virtual Compost Council networking event with a panel of experts to answer your compost questions! Grab your favorite drink and join us for a virtual networking Happy Hour with STAR's Texas Compost Council! Meet with other community composters from across the state and pose your composting questions to a guest panel of compost experts and Council officers, including Council Chair Risa Weinberger, Denise Winters of New Earth Compost, and Becca Knutson of Tarrant Area Food Bank.…
Find out more »Origins of a Green Identity
Hour-long documentary screening exploring Austin's earliest efforts to preserve Barton Springs and Barton Creek, and ultimately to create a city with publicly accessible green spaces along Austin's waterways. Stream Link Here
Find out more »Help Promote Bird Safety in Downtown SA During Spring Migration
Call for Volunteers San Antonio was recently certified as a Bird City Texas, and one of the elements of this designation involves collecting data about bird casualties due to building collisions as part of a Lights Out Texas–San Antonio initiative. Bexar Audubon Society needs volunteers to help with downtown bird surveys from April 19 through May 7 during peak spring migration. The data collected will be used to pinpoint downtown areas where birds are most vulnerable and to work with…
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