Title: Adopt-A-BeachLocation: Various LocationsEvent Link: Click hereDescription: The Texas General Land Office has been sending this message across the state for twenty-three years, and Texans have responded. Since the first cleanup in 1986, more than 390,000 Texas Adopt-A-Beach volunteers have picked up more than 7,500 tons of trash from Texas beaches, some of it originating from as far away as…
Title: Adopt-A-Beach Earth Day CelebrationLocation: The John M. O’Quinn I-45 Estuarial Corridor & Virginia Point Penninsula Preserve – Galveston County (market site)Event Link: Click hereDescription: Please join us at Scenic Galveston’s next clean-up: April 24, 2010. Help with Hurricane Ike clean-up. The Texas Adopt-A-Beach Program, an all-volunteer effort, is dedicated to preserving and protecting Texas beaches. The program’s success is…
Title: Science at Sea WorkshopLocation: GalvestonEvent Link: Click hereDescription: This workshop is designed to give educators first hand knowledge and experience of the role science and technology play in managing and protecting our natural resources, such as those found in Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary. Tuition: $125 – includes lunch each day, breakfast and dinner on Wed, backpack of…