Montgomery County Extension

The Montgomery County Master Gardeners is a community organization in Conroe, TX that aims to enhance lifestyles through horticulture. They provide educational programs and demonstrations using research-based gardening information from the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service. With a focus on fellowship and community engagement, the Montgomery County Master Gardeners offer a variety of gardening classes and maintain demonstration gardens such as the Adaptive Garden, Herb Garden, and Vegetable Garden. Their mission is to educate and inspire individuals to become knowledgeable and successful gardeners in the Gulf Coast region.Generated from the website

The Montgomery County Master Gardener Association (MCMGA) is dedicated to enhancing community lifestyles through horticulture education and demonstration. Operating under the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension, MCMGA offers a variety of gardening classes, workshops, and resources to support local gardeners in their endeavors. With a focus on sustainable practices, the association features several demonstration gardens, including an adaptive garden, aquaponics, and a vegetable garden, all aimed at providing hands-on learning experiences. Their commitment to environmental stewardship is further highlighted through programs like the Earth-Kind and Texas Superstar initiatives that promote resilient gardening techniques. Generated from the website

The Harte Research Institute at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi is an interdisciplinary institute dedicated to advancing the long-term sustainable use and conservation of the Gulf of Mexico, the ninth-largest body of water in the world. Through a tri-national approach, the institute integrates marine science with expertise in policy, social sciences, and economics to address the big challenges facing our oceans today and create science-driven solutions that have a lasting impact. HRI features nine research groups that collaborate to solve complex problems facing the Gulf of Mexico, with projects specific to their areas of study. Their work includes initiatives such as the Sink Your Shucks Oyster Recycling Program and partnerships to improve the health of Baffin Bay and the surrounding economy. By joining the Friends of HRI and making a contribution, individuals can help secure the resources of the Gulf of Mexico and support HRI's mission towards achieving an ecologically and economically sustainable future for the Gulf.Generated from the website