The night of December 21st Seadrift’s First Baptist Church celebrated the birth of our Lord with a beautiful candlelight service! Each congregant held a lighted candle while singing the beloved Christmas carol “Silent Night.” The program, also, entailed Christmas songs sung by the congregation, special music, Christmas scripture passages read by the youth, and Communion. […]
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Christmas in the City by Tanya DeForest
Robins… Old and New World Birds by Martin Hagne
Most folks have seen American Robins in the winter months along the mid and upper Texas coast, as they regularly erupt south for food when it gets scarce up north. They don’t as much “migrate” as many migrant species do… they erupt. A few species will tough it out up north as long as there […]
Endemism by Adam Trujillo
When researching species, either floral or faunal, you can look at a map and find where the particular species resides. Some species have wide ranges of occurrence or winter and summer in different locations. Then there are some species that call only a single geographic place home, whether that home is a single mountain range, […]
Matagorda Bay Mitigation Trust Announces Funding For Fifteen Environmental Projects
On September 1, 2022 the Matagorda Bay Mitigation Trust published a Request for Proposals for coastal environmental projects in five categories: habitat restoration, environmental research, public education, improving public access, and youth camps. In response to the published advertisements a total of 26 proposals, from 19 entities, totaling 10.5 million dollars were received. Today, Steven […]