Central Texas Audubon Events
Thursday, March 20, 2025
Join us for an engaging evening as Dr. Joe Yelderman presents C.R.I.M.E. | Corvids: Really Interesting! Discover the fascinating world of corvids with Dr. Yelderman, a hydrogeology professor and Director of Geosciences.
6:00 PM – Business Meeting
6:15 PM – Meet & Greet with Dr. Yelderman
6:30 PM – Presentation Begins
This event is free and open to the public—all are welcome!
Upcoming Events
Join us for guided bird tours by our experienced Central Texas Audubon Society Board Members. Some tours require more mobility than others. Reach out to us to get more information about a specific tour and mobility requirements.
Register below to join!
Saturday, March 8, 2025
Explore the Lake Waco Wetlands with Waco Walks!
Date: March 8
Time: 9:30 AM
Location: Lake Waco Wetlands Research & Education Center, 1752 Eichelberger Crossing Road, China Spring
Walk Length: 1.5 to 2 miles
Join Waco Walks for a guided tour of the Lake Waco Wetlands, a thriving ecosystem created in 2000 to offset habitat loss from the rising water levels of Lake Waco. Explore nature trails, enjoy birdwatching and photography, and experience the peaceful beauty of the wetlands. Nora Schell, Program Coordinator for the Wetlands, will lead our tour, sharing insights into the area's water conservation efforts and ecological importance.
Important Details:
Organizers: Nora Schell & Ashley Bean Thornton
Accessibility: The area around the center is ADA-compliant, but trails are gravel. All-terrain wheelchairs/scooters may be suitable.
Hydration: Bring your own water.
Dogs: Welcome on a leash—please clean up after them!
Weather Plan: We walk rain or shine! In case of severe weather, we’ll send updates via email. Join the email list here.
📧 Questions? Contact Ashley Thornton at Ashley_Thornton@baylor.edu.
Get Involved!
Want to be involved more with the Central Texas Audubon Society? Reach out to us and let’s collaborate!
From workshops to classes, tips and tricks on birdwatching techniques, and habitat conservation. The Central Texas Audubon Society provides several ways to get involved:
Field Trips
School Programs
Community Outreach
Citizen Science Projects
Publications and Resources
Partnerships and Collaborations
