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….

https://tpwmagazine.com/archive/2020/may/ed_2_backyard/index.phtml Check out the article in this month’s Texas Parks & Wildlife Magazine written by our own Sheryl Smith-Rodgers, Highland Lakes Master Naturalist.

As we close out our celebrations of National Volunteer Month, the Director of Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, Dr. Jeffrey Hyde AND the Director of Texas Parks & Wildlife Department, Carter Smith – the two state agency’s that sponsor our Texas Master Naturalist Program – have both shared their thoughts and words of appreciation.

Below can be found the meeting notes and meeting slides from our April monthly Chapter Presidents meeting.

Everything is bigger in Texas! With over 268,000 square miles of territory and an ever-growing population of over 26.4 million residents, there are ample opportunities for those seeking to get…

The following chapters are hosting new member training classes during the Winter 2019-20 and Spring 2020 seasons. Each listing’s header will be linked to the chapter’s website or training class page. For…