By: Deborah Canterbury It was a joint effort between the Heard animal team, the Celina based concrete company and volunteers including Blackland Prairie Master Naturalists who received emergency approval to monitor the wellness of the animals whose homes are along the trail to and around the Butterfly Garden. Imagine a… Read More →
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Leadership in Action
As 2020 comes to a close, we reflect on the memories of our time this year. Dedicating time to “education, restoration and preservation” of our precious Blackland Prairie is time well spent. Our wonderful diverse BPTMN membership keeps our chapter going year after year when members join the ranks to… Read More →
Shaking the Trees 6th Edition 6/15/20
After 6 editions you no longer count. You just say Here’s the latest edition! I know many of you are doing something other than staring into the television abyss and going to the grocery store at 6 a.m. Share, please. And as always, the BPTMN tribe is here for… Read More →
Shaking the Trees 3rd Edition 05/01/20
Laurie Sheppard – Rare skipper at Hagerman NWR Dave Powell – Walking and healing his wing Clyde Camp – Owl Blog Surprise coming through in the clutch John Garbutt – Woodpecker wonders Dick Zartler – Fire on the prairie is success Deborah Canterbury – Insect “didja-knows” Paul Napper – East… Read More →
Shaking the Trees Newsletter
Edition 37 – Shaking The Trees – February – March 2023 Edition 36 – Shaking The Trees – January 2023 Edition 35 – Shaking The Trees – December 2022 Edition 34 – Shaking The Trees – October/ November 2022 Edition 33 – Shaking The Trees – September 2022 Edition 32… Read More →
BPTMN Members Holiday Dinner
Set up starts by 5:30: Folks to set up tables and chairs needed Have your already-prepared dishes ready to serve (in your own dish and with your own serving utensils) at the center by about 6:15. Remember we have one lonely old stove and microwave so dishes need to be… Read More →
2018 TMN Certification Class
Feb. 7 – Welcome What is a Master Naturalist, Our Mission and Ethics – CMDR Michael Mitchell, TPWD Author of Chap. 22 in the TMN curriculum and Deborah Canterbury, immediate past president Feb. 14 Green Fire – Aldo Leopold and a Land Ethic of Our Time, Intro: A Sand County… Read More →
Message from the President
Message from the President, Deborah Canterbury As the great Minnie Pearl said, “I’m just so glad to be here!” What a wonderful privilege it is to be the president during the 10th anniversary year of BPTMN! I am just one rung above rookie on the experience ladder and I will… Read More →