Hermann Park Resources

 Hermann Park Resources 


Hello everyone! Listed below are some resources and PowerPoints that I have put together to help explain concepts as I explored Hermann Park. 


Dendrology (the study of trees) PowerPoint: Dendrology PowerPoint


Invasive Species PowerPoint: Invasive Species Slide Deck .pptx


About the Hermann Park Conservancy PowerPoint: Hermann Park Conservancy .pptx


Starting a non-profit in Texas: Creating a non-profit organization in Texas .pdf


If there are any other topics any of you would like me to explore relating to Hermann Park or Ecology, please leave a comment and I will look into adding it to the blog! 



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