Upcoming Events
Hear a brief introduction on area grasses and their importance followed by a walk, mainly around the savanna and adjacent areas, focusing on grass identification led by plant taxonomist Floyd Waller.
Patty Leslie Pasztor master naturalist and author will lead us in identifying butterflies and nectar-producing plants in the park.
Discover Phil Hardberger Park’s Dairy Farm past at this annual event. There will be cow milking demonstrations from the SW Dairy Farmers, youth craft activities, and tours of the Butterfly Learning Center and Children’s Vegetable Garden.
Hear a brief introductory classroom talk on local wildlife including photos of wildlife common to the park, followed by a walk further explaining wildlife and its relationship to the local ecosystem led by Christine Westerman.
Nadia Gaona will present on permaculture, designed around whole system thinking.
Make nature ornaments for your favorite winter holiday.
Master Naturalist Brent Wiles will lead this program about the amazing migration of the Monarch. Kid-friendly activity included.
Join Cleveland Powell and Don Kirchoff, of the Native Prairies Association of Texas, as they talk about savanna ecosystems, and the processes that maintain them.
Tom brings his myriad of animals to show you as he explains about taking care of these alternative pets.
Join Jewell Cozort, Park Biologist, as she shows how plants adapt to the rigors of our southwestern climate.
Come learn about Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation, Inc. They will have information about what to do if you find injured wildlife and tips on how to coexist with wildlife in your neighborhood.
Mike Price from Wild About Texas will show and tell about the venomous and non-venomous snakes of Texas. Hold a friendly snake. Kid-friendly activity included.
Local poet, teacher and naturalist Mobi Warren combines a deep love for nature and poetic expression as she leads the walk.
See the native plants that grow along the park's trails and learn how to include them in your own landscape. This special event is presented by Joan Miller and Donald Ewers of the Native Plant Society of Texas San Antonio Chapter (NPSOT-SA). This 1.5 mile walk will be slow-paced and on flat terrain.
Join Master Naturalist Jana Gibbons as she teaches how to create a landscape that attracts birds and butterflies in your yard.
