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Joe Liggio shares his photos of the wonderful diversity of plants in Houston's Memorial Park.

What makes mosquitoes such extraordinary little flies, why it’s so difficult get rid of them and why not all mosquitoes deserve to die- despite what we may be inclined to think. Anita will share insights into various mosquito biologies, we’ll look at blood preferences, the groups’ various roles in nature from essential pollinator to pathogen vector, and how you can help protect yourself and you...

Long before bows, arrows, horses and the City of Houston existed, Coastal Southeast Texas Native people lived along the coast and along coastal streams most of the year, eating fish, shellfish, turtles, deer, and alligators, but migrated into the interior prairies in the Fall to hunt bison as well as gather pecans and other nuts. Immerse yourself into the archeology’s findings and what they tel...

As we see continued urbanization and fragmentation in Texas, the biggest impacts from natural resource management may not come from large acre properties or preserved swaths of wildlands, but rather, from smaller tracts with a very specific focus on local resources. Small acreage properties and backyard wildscaping has renewed interest across the changing landscapes of Texans and counties. Join...

Dr. Mark “Merriwether” Vorderbruggen of Medicine Man Plant Co. and Foraging Texas will introduce some Native medicinal plants you may encounter or encourage outdoors. July meeting for the Houston Chapter of the Native Plant Society of Texas

-Eric Duran of the Nature Discovery Center in Bellaire (a city in Southwest Houston) takes us on a journey into the world of bees, beetles, butterflies, flies, moths, and wasps, telling us what’s cool and great about these little critters. This is a recording of Eric Duran’s lecture delivered to the meeting of the Houston chapter of the Native Plant Society of Texas on April 21, 2022. Chapters ...

April 2021 Houston Chapter NPSOT meeting Zoom presentation regarding the iNaturalist citizen science application and how the data is used. In preparation for the upcoming annual City Nature Challenge.

Doug Tallamy presents at Wildscapes Workshop, 2021. The annual fundraiser of the Houston Chapter of the Native Plant Society of Texas.

Native Plants of Southeast Texas - Wildscapes Plant Sale

Mandell Park: Lush Native Plant Landscape in the Heart of Houston - by Don Verser

Make Your Own Art from the Garden, with Brandi Keller, July 2021

White Wild Indigo Plant of the Month MAY 2021

Red Buckeye at Brazos Bend

Be a Seedy Soul: Collect, Clean, & Store Prairie Plant Seeds by Lan Shen. Nov 19, 2020 meeting.

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40 Houston Plants for Birds: Two Experts Show you Habitat Flowers and Trees at Russ Pitman Park

Designing with Native Plants by Philippa Johnstone for NPSOTH meeting 9-17-20 edited

2020 Wildscapes: Encountering Wetland Plants by Mary Carol Edwards

2020 Wildscapes: Houston Grows Cooler... by Jaime González

What are Fungi and Why Do We Need Them? By Teri MacArthur

A Video Trip to The Magical Overwintering Sites of the Monarch Butterfly, by Diana Russell

Adding More Native Plants to Your Wildscapes, by Susie Marten

Light Right to Bring Back the Night, by Deborah Moran

Hatton Spring Prairie: A Neighborhood Experiment, by Jaime Gonzalez

Bats: The Heroes of the Night Skies, by DeAndra Ramsey

Urban Wetlands in the Houston Area - by Mary Carol Edwards

The National Wildlife Refuge System: A Great Resource for Houstonians of All Ages, by Nancy Brown

The Wonder of Bird Migration: The Science Behind It and How Plants Help, by Sarah Flournoy

Tips for Photographing Native Plants and Wildlife with Your Phone, by Lauren Simpson