Learn the basics of trail building while helping improve the Mail Trail! Volunteers will help widen the first 0.05 miles of the trail to improve accessibility for everyone. Together, we’ll […]
Inspired by International Mud Day, explore the Garden while learning what is so special about soil and mud through hands-on activities, including a giant mud slide and clay demos! Families […]
Are you ready to scale up from a rain barrel, or want to start harvesting large amounts of rainwater for your home, garden, or both? Turn water scarcity into water […]
San Antonio is famous for its hot, dry summers. How can you plant a garden that thrives even in challenging conditions? Meet the seasonal stars of summer in this hands-on […]
Celebrate Pride Month with at Mitchell Lake Audubon Center! Enjoy free admission all day and discover how native plants create essential habitat for birds, butterflies, and other wildlife. Take home […]
Join Mitchell Lake staff and other amazing volunteers of the community to help us clean up our habitat! This can involve trail maintenance, removal of invasive species, and planting native […]
:Â Join us for a beginner-friendly bird hike created for the LGBTQIA+ community, their families, and allies. As part of the nationwide Let's Go Birding Together initiative, this welcoming walk is […]
Open to public with free admission. Contributions to Dr. Tom Harris Memorial Scholarship Fund are encouraged. Doors open to public at 11:30. Lunch provided by GVST members Session 1: Norma […]
It can be difficult to visualize what a yard with less turf and more native plants might look like, or how to design a space that still feels welcoming, functional, […]
From Spanish Colonial acequias to gushing artesian wells, San Antonio has a unique and colorful water history like no place on Earth. Come join us for a delightful presentation by […]
Celebrate the longest day of the year with a FREE evening of music, nature, and community at the San Antonio Botanical Garden. In collaboration with Alamo City Arts, Make Music […]
Home to over 300 bird species each year, this 1,200-acre sanctuary showcases four diverse habitats—wetlands, woodlands, brushlands, and grasslands—all supported by water-wise practices and native plants that thrive in South […]