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(AT) Online via ZOOM – BPTMN Meeting
April 14, 2020 @ 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Due to current restrictions for face-to-face meetings, the BPTMN April 14, 2020 chapter meeting will be conducted online. The meeting will begin at 7:00 PM and will last until approximately 8:30 PM
The meeting will be held in the ZOOM Application.
If you already have the ZOOM App on your computer or mobile device, sign in and use Meeting ID 883964 to join the meeting.
If you do not have the ZOOM application on your computer or mobile device, you will need to download it prior to the meeting. (I recommend doing this at least 30 minutes prior to the start of the meeting!)
Steps to download ZOOM on your computer:
- In your browser type https://zoom.us
- Click SIGN UP, IT’S FREE
- For verification, confirm your birthdate; click CONTINUE
- Enter your email address; click SIGN UP
- Zoom will send you an email message; open this email; click CONFIRMATION LINK
- A new window will open; click ACTIVATE ACCOUNT
- Set up your account; enter your name and create your password
- A new window will open; Invite colleagues – SKIP
- Test Meeting – Click on START MEETING NOW; test your audio settings
- A new screen will open; If prompted, you may need to click on DOWNLOAD & RUN APP
- Once you have downloaded and run the ZOOM App, a JOIN A MEETING screen will open
- Click on JOIN A MEETING
- Enter the Meeting ID – 883964
- Click JOIN
Steps to download on your mobile device:
- Go to the App Store (Apple) or Play Store (Android)
- Search for ZOOM CLOUD MEETINGS
- Install the App
- Follow the instructions to set up your account
- Click on JOIN A MEETING
- Enter the Meeting ID – 883964
- Click JOIN
ONLINE CHAPTER MEETING AGENDA
- Welcome & Introductions – Tom Shackelford
- A brief update on Chapter policy updates – Tom Shackelford
- Membership Achievements & AT Opportunities – LuAnne Ray
- Speaker Introduction – Tom Shackelford
- Naturalist Talk Presentation “The Junipers of Texas” – Chase Brookes
- President’s Closing Comments – Tom Shackelford
Members “attending” this chapter meeting will earn one hour of Advanced Training (AT).
See you in ZOOM!
Linda Nixon
BPTMN Communications Director
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The Texas Master Naturalist program develops local teams of “master volunteers” to provide educational and outreach services aimed at the better management of natural resources and natural areas within their communities. The Texas Master Naturalist program is a partnership between the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension, Texas Parks & Wildlife, and other local partners. We meet in the Science Resource Center at the end of the road – NOT the main museum building and parking lot which you’ll pass on the right. There may be occasional exceptions to the meeting place – check this calendar for details.
AT Approved (State requirement – 1 hour max)
