By Celeste Silling When I first moved to Texas, I was given some misinformation that I maintained as factual in my head up until writing this article. The beautiful bright …
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Evan McGuire If you live near Live Oak trees, you will often see plants like Spanish moss or lichens growing on them. You might also see ferns growing on them. …
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By Rebecca Bracken Is it just me, or did spring come early this year? Other than the brief winter storm and few days of below freezing temperatures, it has been …
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By Rebecca Bracken While I suspect the majority of people here in Texas have seen a monarch butterfly, most probably don’t know that they make one of the most amazing …
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By Celeste Silling You’ll never hear a seasoned birder using the term “seagull.” I, myself, have used the treasonous term more than once around a group of birders and been …
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Caleb Clarkson Spring is an exciting time to be a bird nerd on the Texas Gulf Coast. As fresh buds begin to swell on the trees and Texas shakes off …
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by Martin Hagne The habitats of the coastal areas along the gulf are diverse with wildlife, and bird species in particular are rather abundant. From the ever-present gulls to the …
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By Hannah Beckett I’ve heard the saying “All toads are frogs, but not all frogs are toads.” This phrase can be a mind twister until you concentrate on the meaning …
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By Kayla Pringle Each year, young artists across the state of Texas have the opportunity to turn creativity into conservation through the SPLASh (Stopping Plastic and Litter Along Shorelines) Beach …
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