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2026-10-13 00:00:00Z	Oct 12, 2026		Doug Palmer	Save the Salmon!		Oct 13, 2026			sponsor is Dr. Scott Sitterle	View
2026-10-20 00:00:00Z	Oct 19, 2026		Name unknown - check with Scott	Natural Bridge Caverns		Oct 20, 2026			sponsor Dr. Scott	View
2026-10-27 00:00:00Z	Oct 26, 2026		Scott Foley	Photographer for SA Rodeo		Oct 27, 2026			sponsor: Dr. Scott	View
2026-11-03 00:00:00Z	Nov 02, 2026		Fran Hutchins, Director Bracken Cave Preserve	The Preservation of Bracken Cave		Nov 03, 2026			In 1992, we purchased Bracken Cave and the surrounding 4.7 acres of land to protect the largest colony of bats in the world, up to 20 million Mexican free-tailed bats (Tadarida brasiliensis) in the summer. Over 30 years later, through a series of additional land purchases, that small initial acreage has grown by more than 300% into our 1,458-acre Bracken Cave Preserve. Together, we co-manage 3,462 contiguous acres of rugged Texas Hill Country with The Nature Conservancy. This protected wild space is 20 miles east of San Antonio and less than 10 miles from Interstate 35, amid one of the most rapidly urbanizing highway corridors in the United States. We have secured a meaningful buffer between the bats and the nearby growing human population, and developed a preserve that will serve as a home to the plants and animals that are native to the Texas Hill Country.	View
2026-11-10 00:00:00Z	Nov 09, 2026		Jay Brandon, Attorney & Author	Jay Brandon's life as an attorney & author		Nov 10, 2026				View
2026-11-17 00:00:00Z	Nov 16, 2026		pending - Terry Lord			Nov 17, 2026				View
2026-12-01 00:00:00Z	Nov 30, 2026		Stephen Curtis, Aquatic Biologist, TPWD	River Studies Program		Dec 01, 2026			River Studies is an interdisciplinary river and stream assessment program. Its primary goal is to assure sufficient quantity and quality of water to maintain the natural biodiversity of aquatic ecosystems and their associated wetlands and riparian lands. Program staff work to characterize aquatic ecosystems, evaluate impacts to those systems, and determine water quantity and quality needs to address policy and regulatory issues. Results from long-term projects, such as the Aquatic Ecoregion Project and Regional Environmental Monitoring and Assessment Program, provide data from large geographic areas to address broad scale policy and regulatory issues.	View
2026-12-08 00:00:00Z	Dec 07, 2026		Jim Deuser & Committee Members	Peace Building		Dec 08, 2026				View