Every summer Houston Audubon’s education team creates amazing camp experiences for children 6 – 10 years old. Summer 2019 is going to brimming with birds, creativity and lots of nature exploration. From elephants to eagles, leopards to butterflies the world is a cornucopia of wildlife species that are struggling for survival against all odds. Campers will travel the world to discover endangered species through fact finding activities, nature exploration and games, crafts and songs.

Every summer Houston Audubon’s education team creates amazing camp experiences for children 6 – 10 years old. Summer 2019 is going to brimming with birds, creativity and lots of nature exploration. From elephants to eagles, leopards to butterflies the world is a cornucopia of wildlife species that are struggling for survival against all odds. Campers will travel the world to discover endangered species through fact finding activities, nature exploration and games, crafts and songs.

Every summer Houston Audubon’s education team creates amazing camp experiences for 9-13 year-old campers. Summer 2019 is going to brimming with birds and other wildlife, creativity and lots of nature exploration. This week is the perfect place for any nature-loving, acting-loving and general all around “character of a kid” camper. Campers will learn all about animal training and show production as they become characters in a conservation-themed play they will star in on the last day of camp. There will be lots of interaction with animals and even more creativity awaits your child.

Every summer Houston Audubon’s education team creates amazing camp experiences for 9-13 year-old campers. Summer 2019 is going to brimming with birds and other wildlife, creativity and lots of nature exploration. This week is the perfect place for any nature-loving, acting-loving and general all around “character of a kid” camper. Campers will learn all about animal training and show production as they become characters in a conservation-themed play they will star in on the last day of camp. There will be lots of interaction with animals and even more creativity awaits your child.

Every summer Houston Audubon’s education team creates amazing camp experiences for 9-13 year-old campers. Summer 2019 is going to brimming with birds and other wildlife, creativity and lots of nature exploration. This week is the perfect place for any nature-loving, acting-loving and general all around “character of a kid” camper. Campers will learn all about animal training and show production as they become characters in a conservation-themed play they will star in on the last day of camp. There will be lots of interaction with animals and even more creativity awaits your child.

Every summer Houston Audubon’s education team creates amazing camp experiences for 9-13 year-old campers. Summer 2019 is going to brimming with birds and other wildlife, creativity and lots of nature exploration. This week is the perfect place for any nature-loving, acting-loving and general all around “character of a kid” camper. Campers will learn all about animal training and show production as they become characters in a conservation-themed play they will star in on the last day of camp. There will be lots of interaction with animals and even more creativity awaits your child.

Every summer Houston Audubon’s education team creates amazing camp experiences for 9-13 year-old campers. Summer 2019 is going to brimming with birds and other wildlife, creativity and lots of nature exploration. This week is the perfect place for any nature-loving, acting-loving and general all around “character of a kid” camper. Campers will learn all about animal training and show production as they become characters in a conservation-themed play they will star in on the last day of camp. There will be lots of interaction with animals and even more creativity awaits your child.

The Texas Environmental Excellence Awards is an annual awards program that honors achievements in environmental preservation and protection. There are ten diverse award categories that provide citizens, communities, businesses, and organizations an opportunity to obtain the state’s highest environmental honor and be recognized for their environmental projects. The deadline for submission is September 27th.

Since 1993, they have honored more than 250 successful environmental projects and efforts. By honoring these winners, the TCEQ hopes to encourage others to initiate like-minded projects and reinforce a spirit of environmental stewardship. These are the categories:

• Agriculture
• Civic/Community
• Education
• Environmental Educator of the Year
• Individual
• Innovative Operations/Management
• Pollution Prevention
• Technical/Technology
• Water Conservation
• Youth