Past Events

Get your hands dirty and volunteer with the UT Microfarm!

Celebrate spring and immerse yourself in the vibrant world of pollinators and the vital role they play in our ecosystem at Texas Science & Natural History Museum’s Pollinator Day!

Create a portable native plant paradise on your patio, balcony, or in your yard with this hands-on workshop created for both children and adults. Learn how to identify native plants that do well in containers and get tips for transplanting and keeping your flora healthy.

Help Brackenridge Field Lab with official surveys to document flora and fauna. All experience levels are welcome and appreciated!

This training is for staff and faculty who would like to compost in their breakrooms.

Bring a book, blanket, and some snacks and decompress from the week with the Campus Environmental Center.

This training is for staff and faculty event planners who are interested in composting at events on campus.

Restore part of Clark Field by planting native trees, shrubs, and perennials! Hosted with UT Landscape Services.

Drop off your food scraps and learn more about how easy composting can be implemented in your own life!

Join birders from Travis Audubon and horticulturists from the Wildflower Center on a morning field trip the second Thursday of every month. Your guides will help identify both native and migratory birds and the native plants they rely on for food and shelter. Bring binoculars to see what feathered friends you can find throughout the gardens.