You can now register for the Texas Master Naturalist 2020 VIRTUAL Annual Meeting! CLICK HERE to Register! The cost for this year’s virtual event is a flat rate of $55… Read More →
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2020 Photo, Art and Media Contest: Rules
Each year at the Annual Meeting, we host a Photo, Art and Media Contest for our Texas Master Naturalist program members to showcase their passions, their skills and their hard… Read More →
Galveston Bay Foundation continues its Land Conservation Efforts with Acquisition of Flo Hannah Prairie in Brazoria County
Last week, the Galveston Bay Foundation acquired 79 acres of remnant coastal prairie in Brazoria County, as part of its continued effort to conserve coastal habitat through property acquisitions and… Read More →
2020 Project Fair: Rules & Submissions
The Texas Master Naturalist Program holds this competition during our Annual Meeting each year to share and award the premier projects of the TMN Program. While this year’s meeting may… Read More →
2020 Chapter Advisor Award: Rules & Submissions
The Texas Master Naturalist Program presents the Chapter Advisor Award to outstanding advisors and/or teams of advisors each year. The goal of the awards program is to encourage and recognize… Read More →
2020 Video Contest: Rules & Submission
Summer is here! Take advantage of this time to Create a New Video, highlighting your experience as a Texas Master Naturalist, member or trainee, or showcase your chapter at work…. Read More →
Testing Post for Photo and Art
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Chapter Presidents Meeting – June 29, 1pm
Please see below for the June 29th Chapter Presidents Meeting notes, slides and chat room discussion.
TMN Annual Meeting is going VIRTUAL!
As a result of the uncertainty surrounding the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the Texas Master Naturalist Program has decided to suspend this year’s in-person event in Houston, Texas, in favor of… Read More →
Volunteer Service at a Distance
First and foremost, all Texas Master Naturalist events, meetings, service projects must be compliant with all state, county and local public health proclamations and ordinances. Safety is our guiding principle for operations…. Read More →