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#TMNTuesdays – Kicking off in 2021

December 9, 2020 by Mary Pearl Meuth

In 2021, The Texas Master Naturalist Program is kicking off a NEW event series – #TMNTuesdays!

On the Second Tuesday of each month at the noon hour (12PM Central Standard Time), the TMN State Office will offer an hour-long virtual advanced training event (sometimes including some fantastic new and returning guest speakers). More information about each of these monthly events can be found below –

January 12 | February 9 | March 9 | April 13 | May 11 | June 8 | July 13 | August 10 | September 14 | November 9 | December 14

Frequently Asked Questions

WebEx Guide

January

It’s a NEW Year and new year’s resolutions is a focus for our January TMN Tuesday. In our first monthly #TMNTuesday, we cover a short ‘State of the Program’ summary of 2020 and major focus areas for the coming year. With the remainder of the January TMN Tuesday all about becoming better leaders, both within your chapters and within the communities.

Join us to hear Michelle Haggerty, the Texas Master Naturalist State Program Coordinator, and Mary Pearl Meuth, the Assistant State Program Coordinator, lead a one-hour discussion on Chapter leadership and growth as we head into the new year. Whether you’re a seasoned member, a newly-elected leader within a chapter, are interested in becoming a chapter leader in the future, or simply want to learn more about leadership and growth within the program, then this month’s session is for you!

Event:#TMNTuesdays – January 2021
Date and time:Tuesday, January 12, 2021 12:00 pm
Central Standard Time (Chicago, GMT-06:00)

February

February’s focus is all about “Nature’s Best Hope.” Particularly, how us humans are nature’s best hope by doing something as simple as turning your yard from an ecological desert into a thriving native oasis. Dr. Doug Tallamy (pictured right) will not only provide the information about his experiences included in his New York Times Bestseller, but he’ll also discuss practical tools that each of you can implement in your own backyards, whether you’re a Texas Master Naturalist or not. Interested in these grass-root approaches to conservation at the local level? Want to help native species by creating wildlife corridors in your own backyard? Then this #TMNTuesday seminar session is for you!

Event:#TMNTuesdays – February 2021
Date and time:Tuesday, February 9, 2021 12:00 pm
Central Standard Time (Chicago, GMT-06:00)

Click the following link to register for February’s session: (Link coming soon)

Frequently Asked Questions

As a Master Naturalist, can I count attending a #TMNTuesday as Advanced Training (AT) hours?

Yes! Attending a #TMNTuesday as a live attendee or watching it recorded post-event can count for AT Hours under AT: TMN Tuesday in VMS. Please work with your local chapters VMS Admin to log these hours.

What time will these #TMNTuesday events be held?

#Tmn Tuesdays will be held each month in 2021 on the Second Tuesday of each month at the noon hour (12PM Central Standard Time) – lasting approximately one hour with some months going an hour and a half.

Will the #TMNTuesday events be recorded?

Yes! These will be recorded each month and shared to this website by the following day of each month.

Do I need to register for the #TMNTuesday each month?

Yes, each month we’ll post a WebEx registration link that will register you to attend that event. After registering, you’ll receive the WebEx event link in your email in box, along with the required password for that event. Keep in mind that EACH month will have a different registration link & password.

Do I have to be a Texas Master Naturalist member to attend a #TMNTuesday?

No! These are open to the public – all are welcome to attend. Each person will need to register via the WebEx registration link listed for that month.

Are there any resources for how to use or connect to the WebEx Event?

Yes, we have a WebEx 101 Guide with information on what equipment is needed, what steps to take to get connected and a test website to log into a test WebEx meeting to check your connections – WebEx 1010 Guide

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