Workshops
Lone Star Healthy Streams offers many workshops throughout the year across the state of Texas. Click the events below to access details of our upcoming workshops
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Upcoming Workshops & Events
April 18th – Lockhart State Park – Plum Creek Watershed Partnership
May 16th – Brazoria County AgriLife – Houston Galveston Area Council
August 13th – Wallisville, TX – Double Bayou Watershed
August 30th – Industry, TX – Mill Creek Watershed
September 14th – Livingston, TX – East Texas Ag & Outdoor Expo
September 20th – Kerrville, TX – Upper Guadalupe River Authority
September 30-October 2nd – St. Louis, MO – UCOWR Annual Meeting
October 7-9th – Fredricksburg, TX – Bennett Trust Land Stewardship
October 21-25th – College Station, TX – Ranch Management University
October 25-27th – Texas Master Naturalist Annual Meeting
Previous Workshops
- April 8th-12th – College Station, TX – Ranch Management University
- March 27th – Floresville, TX – Cibolo Creek Watershed
- March 14-15th – Kerrville, TX – Bennett Trust Land Stewardship
- December 1st – Cransfill Gap, TX – North Bosque River Watershed
- October 30th-31st – Fort Worth, TX – Texas State Soil and Water Conservation Board Annual Meeting
- October 23rd-27th – College Station, TX – Ranch Management University
- October 9th-10th – Fredericksburg, TX – Bennett Trust Land Stewardship Women’s Conference “Girl Power: Texas Female Entrepreneurs”
- September 29th – Hallsville, TX – East Texas Forage Conference – A multi-county event hosted by Gregg, Harrison, Marion, Panola, Rusk, and Upshur counties.
- August 18th, 2023 – Burnet, TX Burnet County series event – The Year of the Water Drop Series
- July 7th, 2023 – Brenham, TX – Mill Creek Watershed
- April 19th, 2023 – Gatesville, TX – Leon River Watershed
- February 7th, 2023 – Farmersville, TX – Lavon Lake Watershed
The Lone Star Healthy Streams (LSHS) program is implemented through a partnership between The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service and the Texas State Soil and Water Conservation Board (TSSWCB).
“Funding for this project is provided through a Clean Water Act Section 319 Nonpoint Source Grant from the Texas State Soil and Water Conservation Board and the U.S Environmental Protection Agency.”