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3500 Eldridge Pkwy South 77082

Everyone welcome to participate!
Two teams, two hours, 54 species!

Meet us at this internationally known birding hot spot and help us beautify one of our 4 nature sanctuaries here, improving both the visitor infrastructure and wildlife habitat. This is a great opportunity to get outside and meet other like minded people while making a difference.
Volunteers who help out at High Island Work Parties are treated to a delicious meal prepared by our lunch crew.

Join us at the Raptor and Education Center at Sims Bayou for a morning of gardening and sanctuary maintenance. We work 9 AM – 12 PM, once a month on the 3rd Saturday, September through May. Activities include trail maintenance, filling bird feeders and baths, litter pick-up, native gardening, and invasive species removal. It's a great way to enjoy the outdoors and meet like-minded friends! Bring water, sunscreen, bug repellent & gloves/clippers if you have them. Wear closed-toe shoes & long pants. Bring sack lunch if desired. Children of any age are welcome with their parent/chaperone. (Minimum age without a parent/chaperone is 14 years.) There is a maximum number of 15 participants at a workday.

Sign up using the link below.

Houston Audubon and Discovery Green present a screening of The Messenger , a 2015 documentary about mankind's connection to songbirds.

Activities start at 6 PM:
- Meet the Houston Audubon education raptors
- Sample PALEican beer brewed by Bakfish Brewing Co.
- Pop-up Birding Station
- Crafts for kids

Movie Screening at 7 PM, following a short talk by Lina Dib, artist of the Here and Now sound installation complementing Paloma.

Blankets, lawn chairs, and picnics welcome. No glass containers or outside alcoholic beverages.

Part of the program series supporting Paloma, sponsored by PNC Bank, a public art installation of 200 colorful aluminum "origami" birds which are illuminated after dusk and accompanied by choreographed sounds.

Photo by Morris Malakoff

Join us at the Edith Moore Nature Sanctuary for a morning of gardening and sanctuary maintenance. We work 9 AM – 12 PM, once a month on the 4th Saturday from September through April (3rd Saturday in November and December). Activities include trail maintenance, filling bird feeders and baths, litter pick-up, native gardening, and invasive species removal. It's a great way to enjoy the outdoors and meet like-minded friends! Bring water, sunscreen, bug repellent & gloves/clippers if you have them. Wear closed-toe shoes & long pants. Bring a sack lunch if desired. Children of any age are welcome with their parent/chaperone. (Minimum age without a parent/chaperone is 14 years.) There is a maximum of 30 participants on a workday.

All volunteers must pre-register by the Wednesday before workday using the link below.

Join us for an afternoon picnic at the cabin in celebration of our active volunteers.

At this picnic we will present the award for 2019's Laura Singleton Exceptional Volunteer.