Trailblazers - Spring 2026 

Trailblazers is a program for young people ages 13-18 interested in environmental conservation. They will explore volunteer opportunities, career paths, public speaking, and be in a supportive community of like-minded individuals at The Cibolo Center for Conservation. Students will also have the opportunity to take part in a Citizen Science project. This is a hands-on program, so expect to be outdoors and active!

Spring 2026 Schedule

Saturday, February 21: Invasive Plant Removal from 10am-12pm
Saturday, March 7: Tom and Patsy Birding Tour from 8am-10am
Saturday, March 21: Farm Work Day from 10am-12pm
Saturday, April 11: Night Hike from 7:45pm-9:15pm
Saturday, May 9: History of The Cibolo from 10am-12pm
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What to Expect

At each meeting, Trailblazers will learn about the variety of ways The Cibolo helps in conservation, how they can be a part of that mission, and how they can help outside of The Cibolo, all while engaging in hands-on projects. Participants can receive up to 10 hours of community service this semester.

Trailblazers projects can include:

• Removal of invasive plants
• Restoration of land impacted by human traffic
• Guided nature hikes
• Volunteering at the Herff Farm and Garden
• Meeting with professionals in related fields
• Team Building
• Citizen science

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For more information, please contact us at
(830) 388-7680 or nlawrence@cibolo.org.