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Houston Environmental News Update April 14, 2021
April 15, 2021

Houston Environmental News Update April 14, 2021

Earth Day, Career Fairs, Professional Development for Teachers, Houston 2020 Visions: Green Corridors, Fireflies, Rain Barrel Workshop, Biodiversity Loss, Nature4Health Week, Green Jobs and more

Earth Day Houston, Sunday, April 18, 2021

Interested in celebrating Earth Day, electric vehicles, a farmers’ market, green films, and energy? Discovery Green is hosting Earth Day Houston presented by Green Mountain Energy in partnership with Citizens’ Environmental Coalition to educate, inspire and encourage action towards the protection of the environment. Join us on Sunday April 18 from noon – 5 p.m. to participate in the activities listed below:

  • Electric Cars. The Houston Electric Auto Association, Harris County Pollution Control, and Green Mountain Energy in partnership with Evolve Houston will be showcasing a variety of electric vehicles. Volunteers will be available to answer questions about switching to an EV and pairing it with solar energy for a clean ride.
  • Green Films. A series of short films about Houston’s environment–ranging from sea turtles will be on display at the Anheuser-Busch stage from noon to 3:00 p.m.
  • Food. Urban Harvest farmers’ market and Churrascos food truck will be on-site serving healthy snacks and meals.
  • Live Mural Painting. Throughout the day, Houston artists will be painting murals that celebrate the richness and diversity of our community, culture, and natural environment. Art will be on display at Discovery Green through October.
  • Exhibitors. Almost 20 exhibitors will be sharing information about parks, pollution, plants, plastics, and a plethora of other environmental topics.
  • The Nexus of Energy, Climate, and Equity in Houston: Kicking off at 4:00 p.m. with remarks from Mayor Sylvester Turner, a panel of experts and community leaders will examine the freeze in February 2021, how electricity production affects the environment, and what can be done to protect vulnerable populations. The discussion will be held in-person on the Anheuser-Busch stage and livestreamed through Youtube from 4 to 5 p.m. Livestream registration at www.discoverygreen.com/earthday.

Volunteer opportunities still available! Families and groups welcome. Sign up on volunteerhouston.org:

CEC NOTES

Virtually Wild! Field Trips

Need a virtual field trip about Houston’s environment for your students? Visit hereinhouston.org/virtual-field-trips for live and asynchronous options with the Virtually Wild program.

CEC, in partnership with the Girl Scouts of America, is offering Virtually Wild! programs specifically designed for Girl Scouts. Sign up early to engage your Scout in STEM.    

The City Nature Challenge is from April 30 – May 2. Be part of an international project, support outdoor learning and exploration, and integrate technology into the classroom. Check out the Educators Toolkit for tips and tricks to host a challenge with your students. Also, check out this video that explains the Houston challenge to students.   

Environmental Educators Exchange

Region 4 Education Service Center and our environmental educators are teaming up to create videos about Houston STEM resources for our teachers. If you want to submit a video, contact alicia@cechouston.org for more details. 

Professional Development Opportunities for Teachers

Engage your students with lessons outdoors. STEM Applications, Project Based Learning, Wildlife Climate Resiliency, Local Data Analysis, Watersheds, and more. Workshops begin on April 8, and over 30 workshops are in the regional summer professional development calendar to connect you with local resources. Sign up today at hereinhouston.org. 

Celebrate Earth Month by shopping at H-E-B and supporting local environmental charities

Add your $1, $3, $5, or $10 donation to EarthShare of Texas at checkout in stores and online at H-E-B & Central Market. EarthShare of Texas supports 38 Texas-based environmental and conservation nonprofits, including the Citizens’ Environmental Coalition. April 14-May 25, 2021.
#MyEarthMyTexas #EarthMonth #EarthWeek #EarthDay #ShopLocal #HelpingHere #Texas

Please scroll down to read about public engagement opportunities and notes from our member organizations and the community.

OPPORTUNITIES FOR PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT

Public Comment Period for the Draft 2022 State Water Plan open through May 26

The Texas Water Development Board will receive public comments on the Draft 2022 State Water Plan until 5 p.m. on May 26, 2021. The TWDB will publish notice in the Texas Register on April 23, 2021, of the Board’s intent to adopt the 2022 State Water Plan later this summer. The Board will receive public comment on the Draft 2022 State Water Plan at a hearing to be held on May 24, 2021, at 1 p.m. The hearing will be held in Austin at the Stephen F. Austin Building, 1700 North Congress Avenue, Room 170, and via GoToWebinar. The draft plan and additional information about the hearing are posted on the TWDB website.

COALITION & COMMUNITY NOTES

We have endeavored to confirm the opportunities listed below. Please consider confirming directly with the hosts, particularly in light of concerns about the novel coronavirus (COVID-19).

A Flock/Kettle/Wake/Congress/Parliament of Birdy Events

Spring has officially sprung, and along the Texas Gulf Coast, that means we’re in the beginning of the annual Great Bird Migration, as millions of birds who spent the winter in Central and South America and the Caribbean make their way across our state on their way to their homes in North America. Texas lies squarely within the Central Flyway, making it one of the world’s premiere spots for watching birds. And the greater Houston environmental community has got you covered.

  • Houston Audubon provides beautiful spots to do your bird-watching at its High Island sanctuaries in Chambers County.
  • Through April 19, the Galveston Island Nature Tourism Council presents the annual FeatherFest, a birding and nature photography contest. Learn more at galvestonfeatherfest.com. Only a few spots are left!
  • Through May 8, Gulf Coast Bird Observatory is hosting its Spring Fling at Quintana Neotropic Bird Sanctuary. This is an amazing opportunity to see and celebrate the return of migratory songbirds as they arrive at stopover habitat along the coast. Knowledgeable GCBO volunteers and staff will be on hand at Quintana to answer your questions, keep a daily list, and sell water, snacks, and field guides.
  • From April 19 through May 7, you can do your part in helping migrating birds make their way safely home by participating in Lights Out Texas, a statewide effort to turn off all unnecessary electric lights from 11 p.m.-6 p.m. Find more information at tcatexas.org.
  • You and your friends and family can participate in World Migratory Bird Day on May 8. Find an event near you, or create your own. Learn more at migratorybirdday.org.
  • On May 15-16, the Gulf Coast Bird Observatory will host one of its occasional Bird Banding events virtually, allowing you to watch volunteers putting bands on the legs of bird from the comfort of your home. For more information, see the Facebook event.

New Long-Term Monitoring Reports Available

Two new long-term monitoring reports from Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary are now available online. The Stetson Bank Long-Term Monitoring: 2015-2018 Synthesis Report documents methods, analyses, and results from annual long-term monitoring of fish and benthic communities at Stetson Bank over a period of four years, 2015–2018. The Long-Term Monitoring at East and West Flower Garden Banks: 2019 Annual Report  summarizes fish and benthic community observations and water quality data collected from East Flower Garden Bank and West Flower Garden Bank in 2019, along with nearly 30 years of historical monitoring data.

NOAA Planet Stewards Grants

Through federal funding opportunities of up to $5,000, NOAA Planet Stewards supports educators working in formal and informal educational settings to carry out hands-on action-based stewardship projects with elementary through college age students, as well as the general public. Stewardship projects must make a substantive, measurable impact on an environmental issue related to the educator’s community. Projects should focus on the conservation, restoration, and/or protection of human communities and/or natural resources from environmental issues. The deadline to apply is June 5, 2021. For more information and application instructions, visit oceanservice.noaa.gov.

Improving Water Quality Through Coastal Community Programs

On April 15, 2021, from 11 a.m.-noon, the Houston-Galveston Area Council’s Brian Sims will discuss H-GAC’s Homeowner Wastewater Assistance Program as part of the Clean Coast Texas Lunch & Learn Series, a program presented by The Meadows Center for Water and the Environment (Texas State University) and the General Land Office. To register, visit Eventbrite.com.

Break Free From Plastics webinar

On April 15, 2021, Environment Texas and partnering organizations will host a webinar on how Texas can protect wildlife and public health by getting rid of the most harmful waste, single-use plastics. The webinar will feature Congresswoman Veronica Escobar (D-El Paso), a member of the House Select Committee on the Climate Crisis. To register for the webinar, go to this Google form.

Native Plant Society of Texas meeting: Texas Nature Trackers

On April 15, 2021, beginning at 7 p.m., the Houston chapter of the Native Plant Society of Texas will host its monthly meeting featuring a presentation by biologist Craig Hensley of Texas Parks and Wildlife. He will discuss the Texas Nature Trackers program, which utilizes community scientists to help collect valuable data on the state’s flora and fauna utilizing the app known as iNaturalist. He will review the app and related website and share how the data from iNaturalist contributes to conservation across Texas. You can join the meeting via Zoom Meeting (advance registration is required) or on YouTube.

2021 Texas Land Conservation Conference

Continuing through April 16, 2021, the Texas Land Trust Council will hold its 25th Annual Texas Land Conservation Conference virtually. the conference is the preeminent statewide meeting for anyone working in the field of land and water conservation, private landowners interested in conserving their land, government, business and NGO agency partners, and any person interested in learning more about these important issues in Texas. For more information and to register, visit web.cvent.com.

2021 Power Shift Convergence Conference

From April 16-25, 2021, the 2021 Power Shift Conference will virtually bring thousands of young people and students to gather the tools, knowledge, and skills needed to halt pending climate collapse and build the future. Headliner speakers include Angela Davis, Bill McKibben, and Destiny Hodges. Students can receive a discount on tickets by using the code ps21rrc50. For more information and to register, visit powershift2021.org.

Nature4Health Week

Continuing through April 17, 2021, Harris County Precinct 4’s Kickerillo-Mischer Preserve will host Nature4Health Week, which focuses on the health benefits of connecting with nature. This annual one-day event has been stretched out over an entire week to safely allow multiple offerings of programs, activities, and guest presenters, including outdoor recreation, environmental education, a blood drive, a family-friendly movie night, a bat chat, and more. For the full schedule of events and other details, visit hcp4.net.

Invasives Beware

On April 17, 2021, from 9-11 a.m., Jesse H. Jones Park & Nature Center will hold an event in which park staff and volunteers to assist with habitat management and enhancement projects throughout Jones Park by removing invasive species, managing the forest understory, and planting trees. Wear long pants and closed-toe shoes. Children younger than 16 must be accompanied by an adult. For more information, see the Facebook event.

Adopt-A-Beach Coastal Cleanup

On April 17, 2021, from 9 a.m.-noon, the Texas General Land Office is hosting the annual Spring Coastal Cleanup at beaches along the Texas Gulf Coast, including several in the greater Houston-Galveston region. Volunteers are asked to wear closed-toe shoes and bring plenty of drinking water, as well as gloves. Adopt-A-Beach will provide all necessary materials. For more information and to register, visit texasadoptabeach.org.

Renewable Energy and Sustainability Career Fair

On April 17, 2021, from 9 a.m.-3 p.m., the Houston Renewable Energy Group will hold a Renewable Energy & Sustainability Career Fair. Whether you’re ready to jump start your career in the sustainability industry or find your next move, this career fair is for you. For more information and to register, visit eventbrite.com.

Trees for Houston Tree Giveaway

On April 17, 2021, from 10 a.m.-1 p.m., Trees for Houston will host its largest tree giveaway yet! 1,000 free trees, including such species at American Sycamore, Arrowwood Viburnum, Crape Myrtle, Red Maple, Redbud, and White Oak. The drive-through event will be held at the site of its new headquarters, 2001 W. 34th Street, Houston. For more information, see the Facebook event.

Earth Day Celebration at Houston Arboretum

On April 17, 2021, from 10 a.m.-4 p.m., the Houston Arboretum & Nature Center will host a free, family-friendly Earth Day Celebration featuring informative booths, nature hikes, fun displays in the Discovery Room, and Earth-friendly take-home activities. They also encourage you to check the website and social media for more ways to celebrate Earth Month. For more information, visit houstonarboretum.org.

2021 Texas State Legislative Trainings

The Coalition for Environment, Equity, and Resilience is holding two virtual training sessions for the 87th session of the Texas Legislature. The first, on April 17 at 10 a.m., will introduce the Texas legislative process, how to identify your representatives, and the role the community plays in shaping bills and policy change (register here). The second, on April 24 at 10 a.m., focuses on specific bills and policies, storytelling, and interactive processes to support advocacy (register here ).

Urban Harvest’s 2021 Earth Day Festival

From April 17-25, 2021, Urban Harvest will host its 2021 Earth Day Festival. The festival will include plant swaps, Zoom classes, farmers market tours, and more. For more information, visit urbanharvest.networkforgood.com.

Book Discussion: The End of Ice

On April 18, 2021, beginning at 9:30 a.m., the Church & Society class at St. Philip Presbyterian Church will host a discussion with journalist and author Dahr Jamail about his book, The End of Ice: Bearing Witness and Finding Meaning In the Path of Climate Disruption. Join the Zoom meeting at zoom.us. For more information, visit saintphilip.net.

Lights Out Texas!

From April 19 through May 7, 2021, the Texas Conservation Alliance, the City of Houston, Houston Audubon and other partnering organizations encourage all Texas residents, businesses and other entities to participate in “Lights Out Texas!” by dimming non-essential lighting from 11 p.m.-6 a.m. With the simple flip of a switch, each of us can do our part to protect millions of migrating birds soaring across our Lone Star sky. Certify your business or residence with Lights Out for Wildlife. You will receive a certificate to celebrate your commitment to conservation and you’ll inspire others to join in. While “Lights Out Nights” in Houston runs April 19 – May 7, everyone is encouraged to turn building lights out nightly if possible, throughout the spring until migration in Texas ends June 15. Learn more at tcatexas.org. (Photo credit: Mary Anne Webber)

Texan By Nature 2021 Conservation Summit

On April 20, 2021, Texan By Nature will hold its 2021 Conservation Summit, which focuses on bringing conservation and business leaders together for rich, impact-focused dialogue and networking. This year’s event, with the theme “The Future of Conservation”, features a mix of limited in-person attendance as well as a free virtual attendance option. Attendees will hear from the six 2020 Conservation Wranglers, businesses, and organizations that are making positive impacts for Texas’ communities, the economy, and the state’s diverse and beautiful natural resources. For more information and to register, visit texanbynature.org.

Unplugged Adventure: Using eBird on the Katy Prairie

On April 20, 2021, from noon-1:30 p.m., the Katy Prairie Conservancy will host an Unplugged Adventure webinar featuring ikayla House and John Berner, who will discuss using the eBird app on the Katy Prairie. eBird is a free app for your phone that allows you to record the birds you see and makes this information available to birders around the world. For more information and to register, visit katyprairie.org.

Galveston Bay Foundation Annual Meeting

On April 21, 2021, from 5-6 p.m., the Galveston Bay Foundation will hold its Annual Meeting, featuring a talk by ill Baker, president of the Chesapeake Bay Foundation for 40 years and retiring at the end of 2021. He will discuss the challenges and successes he has encountered during his long tenure and lessons that can be learned for Galveston Bay. For more information and to register, visit galvbay.org.

Houston Heights Compostable Dropoff

Thanks to high school student and Girl Scout Monica Orozco and Zero Waste Houston, on Wednesdays through June 2, neighbors will be able to drop their food waste and compostables off at the Historic Heights Fire Station (107 W 12th St.) for FREE!This 8-week pilot program, which will serve as Monica’s Girl Scouts Gold Award Project, will run on Wednesdays from 5-8 PM through June 2. Learn more on Facebook.

RDA Civic Forum: Power! Who Decides Houston’s Resiliency?

On April 21, 2021, beginning at 6 p.m., the Rice Design Alliance will host its 2021 Civic Forum, titled “Power! Who Decides Houston’s Resiliency?”. In an effort to respond to the catastrophic effects of Winter Storm Uri, the forum will consider the role of architecture in the resiliency of our infrastructure and energy systems. Can the organizing principles of architecture, coupled with state-led preparedness, generate the collective, equitable answers we need to survive the next crisis? For more information and to register, visit ricedesignalliance.org.

Fifth Annual Conservation, Ecology, and Environmental Career Forum

On April 21, 2021, from 8-10 p.m., Houston Community College and the University of St. Thomas STEM Success Center will virtually host the Fifth Annual Conservation, Ecology, and Environmental Career Forum with the theme “Environmental Justice for ALL.” The forum will showcase different opportunities and career paths available to those interested in working in environmental fields and connect college and high school students to volunteer, internship, and career opportunities with Houston-area environmental organizations. For more information and to register, see the Facebook event.

OHBA webinar: Get Healthy

On April 21, 2021, from 6-7 p.m., the Organic Horticulture Benefits Alliance will host a webinar featuring pediatric neurologist, herbalist and urban farmer Maya Shetreat, M.D., who will discuss her book, The Dirt Cure: Healthy Food, Healthy Gut. For more information and to register, visit ohbaonline.org.

Houston Together volunteerism event

From April 21-24, 2021, Volunteer Houston will present Houston Together, a mostly-virtual celebration of the impact of local volunteering designed to recognize and connect new and existing volunteers with service organizations that rely on volunteers to meet the needs of the community. By registering and participating, greater Houston area non-profits can raise awareness of their mission/organization, recruit new volunteers and recognize current volunteers. Volunteers can find local opportunities to make a personally inspirational impact and #BeAPartoftheStory. Learn more and register at volunteerhouston.org.

Greentown Houston Grand Opening Livestream

On April 22, 2021, beginning at 2 p.m., Greentown Houston, the city’s first climatetech startup incubator (located in the former Midtown Fiesta supermarket), will hold its Grand Opening celebration virtually. The event will be a celebration of entrepreneurship, collaboration, and innovation, which together with the engineering strength and talent of the region’s energy industry will power Houston’s climate leadership. For more information and to register, visit greentownlabs.com.

Prairies, Pollinators & Preservation

On April 22, 2021, beginning at 6 p.m., Keep Katy Beautiful will host a Virtual Earth Day Event featuring special guests from the Katy High School Tiger Prairie and Bee Keeping Club for an evening of educational fun learning about prairies, pollinators and all the benefits they have for the community. For more information and to register, visit Facebook event.

Can Fleet Electrification Benefit Air Quality and Human Health?

On April 22, 2021, from 2-3 p.m., UH Energy will host a webinar featuring Yunsoo Choi, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Atmospheric Chemistry, who will discuss, considering projected population and traffic growth in the Houston region, how fleet electrification and new technologies can impact the regional air quality and human health. For more information and to register, visit uh.edu.

Climate Reality Project Leadership Corps Virtual Training (April 22-May 2, 2021)

The Climate Reality Leadership Corps Virtual US Training will feature four days of two-hour live broadcasts, with additional on-demand viewing and interactive sessions available between April 22 and May 2. During the training, you’ll join broadcast sessions with some of the world’s leading climate experts and activists – led by former Vice President Al Gore – along with breakout sessions designed to dive deeper into the most important climate topics of today. Learn more and register at climaterealityproject.org.

Houston Arboretum & Nature Center Tour

On April 23, 2021, beginning at 2 p.m., AIA Houston will host a tour of the Houston Arboretum & Nature Center. The tour will focus on how, with the implementation of its new master plan following a series of extreme weather events, the Arboretum is now a resilient landscape, a refuge for native plants and animals, and a model for other regions facing similar environmental threats. Registration is required and space is limited. For more information and to register, visit aiahouston.org.

National Prescription Drug Take Back Day

April 24, 2021 is National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, which aims to provide a safe, convenient, and responsible means of disposing of prescription drugs, while also educating the general public about the potential for abuse of medications. You can search for a location near you and find other resources takebackday.dea.gov.

Moody Gardens Educator Open House

On April 24, 2021, from 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Moody Gardens will host a free Educator Open House for all active employees of a public, private, parochial school, home school educators, early childhood educators and informal educators. Activity and exhibitor stations active from 10:30 a.m.- 3.30 p.m. Pre-purchased Meal Deals will be available from noon- 2 p.m. Tickets must be purchased in advance at moodygardens.com. The registration link expires on April 22 at 5 p.m. For more information contact: Lisa Stegman 409-683-4233 or Lstegman@moodygardens.org.

Earth Day Storytime in the Park

On April 24, 2021, from 10:30 a.m.-noon, the Memorial Park Conservancy will host a special Earth Day event geared toward children featuring story readings, face-painting and more. The event will be held in the newest addition to Memorial Park, Clay Family Eastern Glades. For more information and to register, visit eventbrite.com.

San Jacinto Regional Flood Planning Group creates Upper Watershed member position

The Texas Water Development Board’s San Jacinto Regional Flood Planning Group recently voted to create the highly anticipated new Upper Watershed voting-membership position. If you or someone you know may be interested in the position, you are invited to apply. Applications will be accepted by mail and email until May 7, 2021. Send applications by mail to Texas Water Development Board, 10555 Northwest Fwy, Suite 120, Houston, Texas, 77092, ATTN: SJRFPG –Fatima Berrios. Email applications to SanJacFldPG@eng.hctx.net.

Calls for submissions for environmental educators

The North American Association for Environmental Educators will hold its 50th Anniversary Conference in October. Environmental educators will gather virtually over two weeks to connect and share about “The Power of Connection.” The deadline for proposal submission is May 7, 2021. Learn more at naaee.org. Also, the Science Teachers Association of Texas will host the Conference for the Advancement of Science Teaching in November. The Call for Presentations is open until May 30. Learn more at statweb.org.

CEE-Change Fellowship

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NAAEE, the US EPA, and the Cedar Tree Foundation believe in supporting innovative initiatives for using civic engagement and environmental education to address environmental issues and strengthen community resilience. Become a Civics and Environmental Education (CEE)-Change Fellow to strengthen your community through a community-based environmental education action project, gain access to opportunities for leadership training, technical assistance, and professional development, and join a growing network of community leaders. Applications for North American applicants are open until May 17, 2021, and professionals of all ages are encouraged to apply. Visit the North American Association for Environmental Education’s website to apply at naaee.org/ceechangefellows.

Reminders About Ongoing Opportunities

  • Wildlife by Design classroom presentations. Offered in Spring 2021 by Texas Wildlife Association. Learn more at texas-wildlife.orarg.
  • Virtual Field Lessons. Offered free by Texas Wildlife Foundation and the East Foundation to 5th-8th-grade teachers. Learn more at eastfoundation.net.
  • Texas Nature Challenge, a collaboration between the Texas A&M Forest Service, Texas Children in Nature and Texan by Nature, is an opportunity to reach out to families, classrooms, and other types of groups across Texas to engage them with your programs. For more information, visit texaschildreninnature.org.
  • Living the Change discussion group. Presented by Interfaith Environmental Coalition of Houston through April 29. Learn more at eventbrite.com.
  • TWRC Wildlife Center’s 2021 “Wild InSight” Photo Contest. All wildlife photo snappers, both amateur and professional, are welcome to submit their best wildlife photos. The deadline for entry is June 21, 2021. For more information on prizes and how to submit photos, visit twrcwildlifecenter.org.
  • Texas Campaign for the Environment Fund is offering “mini-grants” to grassroots “kitchen table” groups working on environmental issues. Learn more at texasenvironment.org.

Recurring Events with Changing Content

Virtually WILD! field trips

Virtually WILD! offers the community a chance to interact with conservationists and wildlife. Visit our virtual field trip videos on the CEC YouTube channel; new videos posted weekly. Corresponding educational activities are found at hereinhouston.org.

The Magical World of Houston Squirrels

In the latest “Houston and Nature” podcast, Nivien Saleh talks with Kelsey Low of the Houston Arboretum & Nature Center about one of the most visible forms of wildlife in Houston, squirrels. She discusses what’s cool about them and what they do to survive. Most importantly, she’ll make you appreciate these little rodents in an entirely new way. To hear the podcast, visit houstonnature.com.

TV: Texas Parks & Wildlife

Broadcast on KUHT Channel 8 at 3 p.m. each Saturday and on municipal access cable channels in Baytown, Deer Park, Houston, Texas City, Galveston, Nassau Bay, Pasadena, Seabrook, Sugar Land, and on HCC TV. More info on the TPWD website (* indicates a segment about the Houston area). For a preview, visit TPWD’s YouTube Page.

  • One fleet little fox is seldom seen. Is it vanishing from its range in Texas? A crew of researchers labors long hours to learn if time is running out for this elegant animal in the Panhandle Plains
  • In early 2017, Texas Parks and Wildlife’s Artificial Reef Program created a new underwater oasis for fish and fishermen with a 371-foot cargo ship called The Kraken. Just months after sending the Kraken to the floor of the Gulf of Mexico, biologists return to investigate one of the Texas Gulf Coast’s largest artificial reefs
  • Join a group of Harlingen high school students as they discover birding. These South Texas teens realize they have some amazing birds right in their own backyard

Additional Upcoming Events

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