Sibley Nature Center increases awareness of the natural and historical environment of the southern Llano Estacado through programs and personal experience.
Thankful Thursday!
Sibley Nature Center Double Event
Nature Journaling Workshop and Annular Solar Eclipse
We had a blast working with and learning from John.
We LOVE our partnership with Grand Companions, a homeless pet shelter serving the entire Trans-Pecos region! Grand Companions will bring homeless animals here to Sibley to be walked on our trails the 1st Thursday of every month!
We would like Sibley to remain a pet friendly place to be. We are the only nature trail in Midland that allows pets on the trail, to remain pet friendly, we ask that you keep your pets on a leash while enjoying the trail system.
"Unless a tree is heavily infested, mistletoe seldom kills its host, but infestation can cause a considerable amount of stress making the host more vulnerable to other disease-causing agents." #mistletoe#biology
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IT'S SNOWING!
Please be aware of snow, black ice and wet roads.
Drive slowly. Everything takes longer on snow-covered roads.
Stay safe and warm ! #MPD#MidlandPoliceDepartment
Today is #WorldSoilDay! Soil is a lot more than just dirt. It’s a living, breathing ecosystem that’s home to a quarter of all species on Earth. https://t.co/1DDkR6VLkY
Meet the new executive directors of five local nonprofit organizations.
Read more from the new Midland Magazine edition: https://t.co/Zzu0fiLFmG https://t.co/rB8EFfjQa4
The Texas horned lizard once flourished across the state. But multiple factors drove the animals’ decline, including the decimation of its food supply — harvester ants.
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On #GivingTuesday Sibley had amazing volunteers from Pioneer Natural Resources Company donate their time to help with Sibley's observation garden. #volunteer#ThankYouPioneer