We are here to track birds of South Texas! This includes the location of San Antonio, the Coastal Bend, and...

The LRGV is home to hundreds of species of bird all year round.

Documenta la extraordinaria biodiversidad de la frontera México-EU. /// Document the stunning biological ...

Documenta la extraordinaria biodiversidad de la frontera México-EU. /// Document the stunning biological ...

The Lower Rio Grand Valley is home to the highest species concentration of butterflies in the US including ...

Walking is good for you. April is Citizen Science Month. We are all sheltering in place... Let's get out a...

Walking is good for you. April is Citizen Science Month. We are all sheltering in place... Let's get out a...

Students will identify local trees, flowers, reptiles, mammals and any other BIOTIC elements of their envir...

The Rio Grande Valley is situated in deep South Texas. It is a treasure trove of opportunity for any natura...

Discover the jumping spiders of the lower Rio grande valley

Looking at habitat types for invasive Hemidactylus turcicus, Mediterranean Gecko

This project was created to gather data about fish species and population in Rio Grande Valley Watersheds (...

To highlight the plants found native and naturally growing in the Lower Rio Grande Valley region for conser...

This study focuses on population demographics and habitat use of Gray Hawks in our study area of Hidalgo an...

Students will capture and identify examples of different plants and animals observed.

These are the uncommon and rare birds of the Lower Rio Grande Valley.

Discover Robber Flies in the Lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas

Students of SA3 High school in Sharyland submit pictures of your local species here.

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We are seeking your help monitoring for the potential arrival in the US of the Central American locust (Sch...

The purpose of the South Texas Wild Project is to enrich the lives of all who are interested in participati...

To identify and document plant, animal, and fungal species (except mammals) that make up the Tamaulipan tho...

Texas A&M University's Natural Resources Institute is compiling records of the Texas Tortoise, Texas In...

Scouting moths and Mega Moth.

Calling all Texas Master Naturalists attending the 2023 annual meeting! This week-long BioBlitz is an exten...

Monitoring range overlap between Hemidactylus & Coleonyx in Texas

As the global climate warms, more and more organisms are seen travelling northwards every year. Naturalists...