Help collect local data to research fall Monarch migration roosts in Texas.
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The application window for the 2027 Training Program is now OPEN
The application window for the 2027 Training Program is now OPEN!
September Lunch and Learn Webinar: Fall is for Butterfly Watching!
The September Texas A&M webinar hosted by Molly Keck is coming up this Wednesday!
Cissy St. John Memorial Education Series: Native Bee FUNdamentals
The Blackland Prairie Master Naturalist chapter is pleased to present the second event in the Cissy St. John Memorial Education Series.
Beneficial Insects and Common Pests in the Garden
This publication provides examples of pests and signs of their presence in a garden while explaining the important beneficial insects.
Links
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The application window for the 2027 Training Program will open on October 1, 2026
The application window for the 2027 Training Program will open on October 1, 2026
BPTMN Newsletter – September 2026 Editon
🍂 🦗 Welcome to the September 2026 edition! From celebrating our third ‘Pollinators for Texas’ grant award to gearing up for fall planting workdays, and welcoming our next generation of trainees, our chapter continues to build lasting connections across North Texas. Explore all of our newest community stories, training recap videos, and volunteer calls below. 🌳 🌿
September Chapter Meeting Business Slides
Did you miss some of the information while watching the chapter meeting online?
2026 October Chapter Meeting with Rick Travis | Municipal Mutualism: Creating Win-Win Relationships with our Communities
🌳 Join us for October’s Chapter Meeting as Master Naturalist Rick Travis explores the power of municipal partnerships—sharing personal insights on how years of collaboration with Frisco are weaving vital natural habitats and conservation education directly into our city’s future. 🌾