Pamphlets
Pamphlets Available at BNC
 "Common Birds of the Baytown Nature Center - Summer Version" compiled by John Mason, Naturalist, Baytown Parks and Recreation Department. A 16 page pamplet of the common birds that may be seen at the Baytown Nature Center in Spring through Fall. Illustrated with photographs. "Common Birds of the Baytown Nature Center - Winter Version" compiled by John Mason, Naturalist, Baytown Parks and Recreation Department. A 16 page pamplet of the common birds that may be seen at the Baytown Nature Center in Fall through Spring. Illustrated with photographs. |
 "Garden Plants for Attracting Butterflies and Hummingbirds" Compliment of Baytown Parks and Recreation Department. Updated Jan. 2006. A 16 page pamplet listing native Texas plants for the Baytown area, exotic garden plants that attract wildlife, and grasses and borders plants that benefit wildlife. Includes scientific and common names, description and photo illustrations. |
 "Common Butterflies of the Baytown Nature Center". A single page, front & back, listing the common butterflies that may be found at the Baytown Nature Center. Includes common name, scientific name and photo illustrations."Skipper Butterflies at the Baytown Nature Center". A 2 page listing of common skipper butteflies that may be found at the Baytown Nature Center. Includes common name, scientific name and photo illustrations. |
 "The Arkokisa Loop Hiking Trail of the Baytown Nature Center" - A Self Guided Walking Trail. Prepared by John Mason, Naturalist, Baytown Parks and Recreation Department. A 16 page illustrated guide to the Arkokisa Loop Nature Trail. Pick-up a copy at wooden box at the trail head and return when finished with tour."The Karankawa Loop Hiking Trail of the Baytown Nature Center" - A Self Guided Walking Trail. Prepared by John Mason, Naturalist, Baytown Parks and Recreation Department. A 16 page illustrated guide to the Karanka Loop Nature Trail. Pick-up a copy at wooden box at the trail head and return when finished with tour. |
 "The Baytown Nature Center - Brownwood: From Devastation to Restoration". A cooperative effort of the Lee College Honors Program and the City of Baytown. A 24 page pamplet describing the development of the Baytown Nature Center following the destruction of the Brownwood subdivision by Hurricane Alicia. Obtain at Eddie V. Gray Wetlands Center. |
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