The Houston region could be a fierce competitor. Our local abundance of wildlife is...
Participants in the City Nature Challenge will upload cellphone photos to iNaturalist. The City Nature Challenge is a worldwide event to document wildlife in urban regions. Photo Credit: Kathy Adams Clark. Restricted use.This month’s City Nature Challenge is a worldwide event to document wildlife in urban regions.
The Houston region could be a fierce competitor. Our local abundance of wildlife is staggering, compared with other U.S. cities. It’s a treasure we may take for granted unless we take the time to look.
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