Cub Scout Pack 1182 - Katy, TX

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Cub Scout Pack 1182 is a family pack for boys and girls that meets at Tom Wilson Elementary in Katy, Texas

Chartered by Westlake Volunteer Fire Department
Texas Skies District
Sam Houston Area Council

Learn more and sign up at pack1182.com!

TONIGHT!!!Join us for a fun evening of Popsicles & Playtime at the TWE playground!Bring your friends and the whole famil...
08/04/2026

TONIGHT!!!

Join us for a fun evening of Popsicles & Playtime at the TWE playground!

Bring your friends and the whole family for some time to play, cool off with a popsicle, and connect with other Scout families before the new program year gets underway.

When: August 4th from 6:30pm-7:30pm
Where: Tom Wilson Elementary playground (5200 Falcon Landing Blvd)

This is a casual gathering with no formal agenda, so feel free to come and go as your schedule allows.

We hope to see everyone there for a sweet treat and some outdoor fun!

Join us for a fun evening of Popsicles & Playtime at the TWE playground!Bring your friends and the whole family for some...
08/03/2026

Join us for a fun evening of Popsicles & Playtime at the TWE playground!

Bring your friends and the whole family for some time to play, cool off with a popsicle, and connect with other Scout families before the new program year gets underway.

When: August 4th from 6:30pm-7:30pm
Where: Tom Wilson Elementary playground (5200 Falcon Landing Blvd)

This is a casual gathering with no formal agenda, so feel free to come and go as your schedule allows.

We hope to see everyone there for a sweet treat and some outdoor fun!

08/02/2026

Can you find the gecko?

A mossy leaf-tailed gecko (Uroplatus sikorae) hides in plain sight in Mantadia National Park, Madagascar. These geckos have uncanny camouflaging abilities, which are needed in a rainforest filled with keen-eyed predators. When resting, they face downward to catch unsuspecting insects climbing from the ground and to prevent their eyes from reflecting light that can alert birds to their presence.

See more Photos of the Day: https://on.natgeo.com/9TcGC7

07/28/2026
Another important reminder as we're out enjoying the outdoors this summer (assuming you haven't melted just getting to t...
07/28/2026

Another important reminder as we're out enjoying the outdoors this summer (assuming you haven't melted just getting to the trail! 🫠)

When a trail's backed up, it's tempting to step around the crowd. That's how braiding starts — multiple parallel paths eating into vegetation that won't grow back this season, or maybe ever. Waiting ten seconds costs you nothing. Widening the trail costs everyone.

TODAY'S THE DAY! We'll see everybody this afternoon from 2:30PM to 4:00PM at Leaders Taekwondo Cinco Ranch, TX for a fan...
07/25/2026

TODAY'S THE DAY! We'll see everybody this afternoon from 2:30PM to 4:00PM at Leaders Taekwondo Cinco Ranch, TX for a fantastic afternoon!

Don't forget, Scouts! Summer fun continues this weekend at  Leaders Taekwondo Cinco Ranch, TXThis event is FREE, but we ...
07/23/2026

Don't forget, Scouts! Summer fun continues this weekend at Leaders Taekwondo Cinco Ranch, TX

This event is FREE, but we do ask that you RSVP through CheddarUp so that we can let our friends at Leaders know how many kids to expect: https://my.cheddarup.com/c/leaderstkd1182/items

We can't wait to see you!

07/09/2026

At Brazos Bend State Park, many animals call the park home.
Every insect, bird, mammal, and reptile has a job to do that keeps the biodiversity healthy and balanced.

This is a gorgeous water moccasin, or cottonmouth, giving a warning that it doesn’t want to be messed with.
Contrary to belief, these animals are not aggressive. However, like many animals, they will defend themselves when cornered, so be sure to give wild animals their space!

07/09/2026

Keep an eye on the Turk’s Cap flowers by the Nature Center building and you might spot a Ruby-throated Hummingbird! We’ve been seeing a female hummingbird visiting red flowers in the courtyard this week. She has probably finished nesting for the summer and is rebuilding her strength before fall migration (which actually starts in August). She gets energy from flower nectar, but she also gets protein from eating tiny insects and spiders, so remember to avoid using pesticides if you want to give hummingbirds the nutrition they need.

📸 Joe Liggio

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