It can be challenging to know exactly what you are looking at when exploring the flora and fauna of the natural world. In this workshop, Texas Nature Trackers Biologist Rachel Grotte will show you how to use the citizen science application iNaturalist to identify wild plants. Participants will practice using iNaturalist in preparation for the […]
Please note, this event has been POSTPONED and will not take place on the 21st. This listing will be updated when details become available. Join us for Bexar Branches Alliance’s 2nd Annual Trees & Torque at MLK Park at the Wheatley Heights Sports Complex! This free, family-friendly event promotes trees as air and heat island […]
Join Green Spaces Alliance to plant our second tiny forest at SAY Sí! One year after the establishment of our inaugural micro forest at Promesa Academy, we're planting a second one in the heart of San Antonio's west side. Based on research by Japanese botanist Akira Miyawaki, tiny forests are compact plantings that mimic regional […]
Spring is the season for renewal. Come join Terrie Horkulic, Bexar County Master Gardener, as she discusses what can be done to refresh, renew, and revitalize your soil and your garden this spring. Alisa will explain the proper horticultural methods and practices to gardening here in S. Texas and how to create a resilient garden […]
Friends of Mission Branch Library and Gardening Volunteers of South Texas are co-sponsoring a panel discussion of local efforts to mitigation extreme heat at the residential level with water and land conservation and urban trees with local community leaders: Friends of Mission Branch Library and Gardening Volunteers of South Texas are co-sponsoring a panel discussion […]
GVST will teach how to design, install and maintain a water conserving garden/landscape through 12 session of learning. These 75 minute sessions will include choosing drought-resistant native plants, improving soil with compost to increase water retention, use of mulch to conserve moisture all as presented on SAWS "Garden Style San Antonio" website. The focus will […]
Come learn about many of the common characters that grace our landscape and how you can partner with them for outdoor success! From below the soil surface to flying above our heads, beneficial insects have profound effects on our gardens. Join Molly Keck of Texas A&M Agrilife to learn about many of the common invertebrate […]
Be inspired at the Botanical Garden and learn about the best seasonal plants and design tips for creating a beautiful, drought-tolerant landscape. Free with admission or SABOT membership.
Discover the many great water- and money-saving resources available on the GardenStyle website and NOW is the time to apply for the WaterSaver Landscape Coupon Program! There is so much to explore! Kick back and let us navigate through GardenStyle website to locate the WaterSaver coupon/rebate programs and the other numerous, helpful, and free resources. […]
There’s no better place to learn about birds—and how to support them—than at Mitchell Lake Audubon Center. Our 1,200-acre sanctuary hosts over 300 bird species annually across four diverse habitats: wetlands, woodlands, brushlands, and grasslands. Join us every fourth Saturday for Bird Tours designed for beginning birders. Traveling by foot, your guide will cover bird […]
Discover the difference between common invasive plants used in landscaping and high-value native alternatives. During this talk at Mitchell Lake Audubon Center, learn about the benefits of planting natives and the birds, pollinators, and other wildlife they attract, and how small changes in your garden can make a big impact on your local ecosystem!
Unearth the grand world of Texas native grasses and learn how to properly identify them. On our walk through the Garden and the Texas Hill Country Trail you will learn the many benefits of planting native grasses in your home garden to conserve water and boost biodiversity. Fee: free with SABOT admission or membership.