The Texas Master Naturalist program develops local teams of “master volunteers” to provide educational and outreach services aimed at the improved management of natural resources and natural areas within their communities. The Texas Master Naturalist program is a partnership between the Texas Cooperative Extension Service, Texas Parks and Wildlife, and other local partners. There are a number of Texas Master Naturalist chapters, including the Brazos Valley Area Chapter located in Bryan/College Station.
Mission
To develop a corps of well-informed volunteers who provide education, outreach, and service dedicated to the beneficial management of natural resources and natural areas within our community
TMN 2012 Calendar- Texas Birds
- Click on the calendar to access the pdfs of this calendar. Enjoy. Have a wonderful 2012.
- Credits: The calendar is designed and created by Dwight Bohlmeyer and photos are provided by TMN members including Dwight, Joyce Conner, Terry Junek, Charlene Manning, Chris Northcliffe, Betty Vermeire, Mary Dabney Wilson, Gay Wolken, and Larry Wolken.
News
- 2012 Officers: We are excited to introduce our 2012 Officers (from left to right): Amanda Schwede (Secretary), Lisa Davenport (President), Charlene Lusk (Treasurer), and Janet Quiram (Vice President). Thank you for your willingness to serve our chapter in 2012.
- Brochure About Our Chapter: Want to know more about our chapter, feel free to download this brochure.
Member Reminder
- Chapter Meetings: we meet 6:30-8:45 p.m., usually the second Thursday of each month at the Brazos Museum of Natural History. (Check the List of Events or Members Calendar to confirm.)
- Volunteer and Advanced Training Hours: please submit your hours by the last day of the month to Betty Vermeire. Betty’s email: bavermeire@suddenlink.net.
