Unity of Wimberley

Wildlife Management

for the Unity Church of Wimberley




 

The Unity Church of Wimberley maintains a wildlife tax exemption with the focus on improving habitat for wild birds along with providing supplemental food and water.  Our goals are described in a five year plan.


Wildlife Work Day

Join us, Saturday, January 28th, at 8:30 am,

in the Serenity Garden.

Contact Susan Drews for more information at:

wildlife@unityofwimberley.com

NATIVE PLANT DATABASE: http://tpid.tpwd.state.tx.us

The list below is in process.  It will change as new information on plants is added.

PLANTS FOR UNITY OF WIMBERLEY 2012_0121.pdf

About us and directions to the church in pictures.



Do you receive our WILDLIFE NEWSLETTER by email? 
It is sent only to people who ask to receive it.  
To add your name to the list send an email to:

Write "Add me to Wildlife Newsletter" in the subject line.
Please include your name and phone number in the body.


Website Links for Information on Bluebirds and the wildlife tax exemption for open spaces.

TAX EXEMPTION FORMS: http://www.hcad.org/forms/default.asp

1-D-1OS  AGRICULTURE / SPECIAL VALUATION FORMS > Form Number 1-D-1OS [Application for i-d-1 w/Questionaire (Open Space)


TEXAS PARKS & WILDLIFE DEPT.: Wildlife Management Activities & Practices  (INTENSITY for tax exemption compliance) www.tpwd.state.tx.us/publications/pwdpubs/media/pwd_bk_w7000_0791.pdf - Text Version

NATIVE PLANT DATABASE: http://tpid.tpwd.state.tx.us

Limited time - connect to additional wildlife website by Susan Drews:



We love you just the way you are.... 
 

Meet a Texas Spiny Lizard.  It lives on the church land.  He/she would like for you to understand more about lizards, so please check out these web sites.
 
Picture taken by Susan Drews, March 1, 2011


TP&WD & the Appraisal District encourage education about wildlife in Texas.   

The Caldwell County Extension Office sends information, from the AgriLife Extension Texas A&M System, about seminars that are of interest to wildlife management and related topics.  Sign up for their emails: caldwell@ag.tamu.edu  View their website:http://caldwell-tx.tamu.edu/


Good links to use:
Susan Drews & Jeff Watts 
May 2010 at Brush Seminar
Texas Parks & Wildlife Department
Botanical Research Institute of Texas http://brit.org/

Brown Recluse Spider Information

For more information on doing volunteer work, taking tours, bird watching, looking for wild plants, contact Susan at wildlife@unityofwimberley.com

City Of Austin Website Article on The Deer Problem  http://www.ci.austin.tx.us/animals/deer/

 
 

©Copyright 2011 Unity Church of Wimberley All Rights Reserved

For more information feel free to Contact Us