Prairie Oaks Master Naturalist

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This web app provides a dynamic experience for those identifying species on the go. It allows users to navigate through plant characteristics via a streamlined interface, making it easier than ever to identify local woody plants without needing a printed copy. You can access the digital key directly through your browser or scan the QR code (in first comment) to load it on your smart phone

Introducing the Interactive Trees of North Texas Digital Key. This web app provides a dynamic experience for those identifying species on the go. It allows users to navigate through plant characteristics via a streamlined interface, making it easier than ever to identify local woody plants without needing a printed copy. You can access the digital key directly through your browser or scan the QR code to load it on your smartphone.
https://txmn.org/bptmn/introducing-the-interactive-tree-digital-key/

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Congratulations to two of our board members and their students!

https://www.npsot.org/posts/a-few-of-our-native-milkweeds/

A few of our native milkweeds - Native Plant Society of Texas Two of the most important for monarch butterflies are Antelope Horns and Green Milkweed because they are common milkweeds that grow in pastures and along roadsides throughout the central flyway of Texas, the path that most Monarchs take on their migration through Texas.