Events

Amanda will bring us uo to date on happenings at The Friends of Texas Wildlife.  They recieve injured wildlife and rehabillitate them at their facility jus west of the Woodlands.  Our Rotary club built a Rapror House where recovering hawks, etc could practice flying.

Summer will bring us up todate on happenings at  the SJRA, especially flood control in MONTCO.

For more information on the SJRA see San Jacinto River Authority

Kayla Pringle is the Education Assistant at Gulf Coast Bird Observatory in Lake Jackson, TX. Learn about her organizations’ HawGulf Coast Bird Observatory is an independent non-profit organization with 501(c) status. We have become recognized as an innovative organization, which has designed and conducted a significant number of large conservation projects, including migration studies, habitat enhancement, land acquisition, regional habitat mapping, and others.

The Rotary year begins July 1st.  Current Club President Ted Cummings will install next year's officers and Board members at oure luncheon.  All family members and friends are welcome.

Chris is the new Magnolia Cty's Administrator and a long time Rotrian.  He will bring us up to date on happenings in our City government.

Charley will be making the official annual District Governor's visit to our club.  It will be chance to meet Charlie in person and discuss any issue.  It will be held at the Eden Cafe - near Home Depo on FM1488 starting at noon.  Bring your spouse, friend or potential new member.

U.S.VETS is the largest non-profit organization with boots on the ground to combat America’s veteran

homeless crisis head-on. Its holistic approach delivers intervention and prevention services, including housing,

mental health and career programs, and wraparound services. With residential and service sites nationwide,

U.S.VETS is uniquely positioned to help veterans and their families successfully transition to civilian life.

see www.usvets.org

Coaches will make their annual visit to bring members up todate on what's happening in MISD football this year.  All are welcom.

Kiss the Ground is a 2020 documentary film that describes how current agricultural practices have harmed the productivity of soils worldwide and practices that can be employed to restore and preserve the soil. Although focused on agriculture, the concepts presented can be extended to how we manage our residential property. The first 30 minute segment will focus on soil ecology, how we have impacted it and the impact. There is a free version for schools with lesson plans

Magnolia West HS has an award winning Fishing Club & Tonya will introiduce us to the team & how it operates.

Mr. Johnson will be joined by Mr. Jeff Ledet, CenterPoint Service Area Manager for Cypress.  They will discuss CenterPoint's recent infrastructure improbvements.

Dr. Bullock will bring us the latest news concerning MISD and answere any questions on the upcoming bond election.

Come heart what great things happened at our Nature & Outdoor Expo!