Age Group:
Adults- Registration is required for this event.
- Registration will open on June 24, 2025 @ 12:00pm.
- This event is for registrants age 18 to Over 18.
Program Description
Event Details
Bring your lunch and learn something new! Join us this summer as we explore the natural world and what we can do to help it grow and thrive.
This week we will be hearing from Molly Keck with Texas A&M AgriLife! Come learn about about native pollinators, including how to encourage native pollinators in your landscape. Our landscapes are full of native pollinators – solitary bees, native bees, beetles, wasps, and flies. This presentation covers the basics of our native pollinators with a heavy focus on native bees and how to encourage them in your landscape. Join us so you can leave being able to identify some of the more common pollinators in your landscape and learn what types of plants are great at bringing the insect pollinators in.
This Lunch & Learn series takes place every Tuesday from June 10th-July 29th. Register for each week you plan to attend.
June 10th: Birds 101 with Mitchell Lake Audubon Center
June 17th: Bats 101 with Bat Conservation International
June 24th: Toxic Plants with the Native Plant Society Lindheimer Chapter
July 1st: Composting with Comal County Master Gardeners
July 8th: Feral Hog Management with Comal County AgriLife Extension Office
July 15th: Native Pollinators with Texas A&M AgriLife
July 22nd: Texas Snake Identification and Safety Class with Hill Country Snake Removal
July 29th: Chronic Wasting Disease
Disclaimer(s)
Registration Required
Registration for this event is required.
Accessibility
The library makes every effort to ensure a welcoming and accessible environment. We can provide accommodations for people with disabilities or food allergies at library events. Please contact programs@mfplibrary.org at least seven days before the event to request accommodations.
Age Guidelines
Successful library programs are designed with age in mind. Please note this program’s age guidelines will be enforced for all active participants.
Photo Permission
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