CONSERVE – South Texas Botanical Gardens & Nature Center

Endangered Slender Rush Pea, Black-Laced Cactus colonies.
Pockets of Wildlife Habitat along Oso Creek.
Native Grasses: Highly Structured, Managed and Natural.
LARGE NATURAL WETLAND, with earthen dam, flashboard riser, retains water for wading bird habitat, and bio filter between neighborhood run-off and Oso Creek.
GATOR LAKE, a smaller freshwater wetland receives underground rainwater run-off from drainage along FM2444, sustaining coyotes, bobcats, skunks, armadillos, javelinas from King Ranch wildlife corridor, as well as resident and migrating birds.
Monarch Butterfly Waystations, with native Milkweed.
Purple Martin Housing.
Hummingbird Feeding Stations.
Resident and Migrating Bird Feeding Stations.
Invasive species control, land and water.