Texas Master Naturalist
Indian Trail Master Naturalist Chapter Texas AgriLife Extension Service and Texas Parks & Wildlife
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    • Become a Master Naturalist
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  • Calendar
  • Indian Trail MN Events
    • 2010 Master Naturalist Training
    • Projects
      • Midlothian Mockingbird Park
        • Butterfly Garden-Mockingbird Nature Park in Midlothian
      • Kachina Prairie
    • Speakers & Presentations
      • Wildlife Tax Evaluation For Landowners
    • Past Activities
      • Kachina Prairie
      • Bluebird Boxes – Girl Scouts & Master Naturalists
      • Lake Bardwell Cleanup
      • Lone Star Trail Building School
  • Articles
  • Flora & Fauna – Ellis & Navarro Counties
    • Amphibians
    • Birds
    • Bugs/Insects
    • Butterflies / Moths
    • Grasses
    • Plants / Flowers
    • Reptiles
    • Mammals
    • Trees
  • Resources
    • Invasive Plants in our Area
    • Other Master Naturalists Chapters
    • Important Links
  • Members Area
  • Contact Us
  • April 2012 – Saving Our Trees
  • May June 2012 – Recognizing Good Bugs
  • Recognizing Good Bugs in your Environment

2010 Master Naturalist Training

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Indian Trail MN field trip to Mockingbird Park Midlothian, TX

Geology Training

Indian Trail MN classroom training

Indin Trail MN training at BRIT

TMN Field Trip–Lake Bardwell 10/14/10

Indian Trail MN training on Trees

  • About
    • Become a Master Naturalist
  • News
  • Calendar
  • Indian Trail MN Events
    • 2010 Master Naturalist Training
    • Projects
      • Midlothian Mockingbird Park
        • Butterfly Garden-Mockingbird Nature Park in Midlothian
      • Kachina Prairie
    • Speakers & Presentations
      • Wildlife Tax Evaluation For Landowners
    • Past Activities
      • Kachina Prairie
      • Bluebird Boxes – Girl Scouts & Master Naturalists
      • Lake Bardwell Cleanup
      • Lone Star Trail Building School
  • Articles
  • Flora & Fauna – Ellis & Navarro Counties
    • Amphibians
    • Birds
    • Bugs/Insects
    • Butterflies / Moths
    • Grasses
    • Plants / Flowers
    • Reptiles
    • Mammals
    • Trees
  • Resources
    • Invasive Plants in our Area
    • Other Master Naturalists Chapters
    • Important Links
  • Members Area
  • Contact Us
  • April 2012 – Saving Our Trees
  • May June 2012 – Recognizing Good Bugs
  • Recognizing Good Bugs in your Environment

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Scarlett Cludius

President ITMN

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The Texas Master Naturalist program is coordinated by the Texas AgriLife Extension Service and Texas Parks and Wildlife. Texas Master Naturalist programs serve all people without regard to socioeconomic level, race, color, sex, disability, religion, age, or national origin.

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