Order YOURS Today!!! Our Texas Master Naturalist Specialty License Plate is here!! Join us and show off your Texas Master Naturalist membership, support of the program, your love of dragonflies…
Chapter Presidents & Advisors Meeting – March 29, 2021
Please see attached below the recording, slides and notes from the March 29th, 2021 Chapter Presidents and Advisors regular monthly meeting. PowerPoint Slides: Notes:
Be The Change
The Texas Master Naturalist Program is happy to announce a new mini-webinar series, “Be The Change”, dedicated to exploring diversity, equity & inclusion opportunities in our natural resource and conservation…
Chapter Presidents & Advisors Meeting – February 22, 2021
We hope you all are warm and safe following last week’s winter weather across Texas. We held todays regularly scheduled TMN Chapter Presidents & Advisors Meeting as planned today at 1:00pm, however it…
Chapter Presidents & Advisors Meeting – January 25, 2021
Please see below the recordings, slides, chat & notes from the January 2021 Chapter Presidents & Advisors Meeting. Thank you to Emily Hansen, CAMN, for taking notes this month.
2021 Virtual Volunteer Fair – February 3rd & 4th, 2021
Our volunteers are ready to volunteer! Our Texas Master Naturalist Volunteers are dedicated to natural resource conservation work, but as a result of extreme circumstances due to the pandemic our…
#TMNTuesdays
Texas Master Naturalist invites you to join us each month to continue our webinar series – #TMNTuesday! On the Second Tuesday of each month at the noon hour (12:00pm Central…
Chapter Presidents Meeting – December 7th, 2020
Please see the recording, notes, chat & slides used for the December 7th Chapter Presidents Meeting:
New Training Class Directors Meeting, November 30 2020
Please see below the recording, slides, notes & chat discussion from the November 30th, 2020 TMN New Training Class Directors Meeting:
Texas Master Naturalist Program Guidance for logging Volunteer Service Hours for iNaturalist, Texas Nature Trackers, and eBird Projects
The use of apps for collecting natural history data has greatly expanded in recent years with two platforms, iNaturalist and eBird, becoming widely accepted and utilized by conservation agencies and…