Are you interested in becoming a Master Naturalist? You’re in luck!
Registration for our Chapter’s New Member Training Class for 2023 is now OPEN!
What Do You Learn?
The course covers a number of topics about the natural world as outlined by the Texas Master Naturalist state office. We will cover such subjects as…
- The Ecoregions of Texas
- Ichthyology
- Geology
- Soils
- Botany
- Entomology
- Herpetology
- Mammalogy
- Ornithology
- Weather & Climate
- Water Resources
- and more!
When & Where Are the Classes?
New member training classes will begin 29 August and run through 18 November 2022!
Classes will be on Tuesday evenings at 6-9pm at the Biodiversity Research and Teaching Collections (BRTC), plus 6 Saturday field trips:
- 9 September (Introduction to Citizen Science, iNaturalist, Terrestrial Habitats)
- 30 September (Fish and Aquatic Systems)
- 21 October (Nautical Archaeology)
- 28 October (Terrestrial Plant Ecology and Identification)
- 11 November (Habitat Reclamation)
- 18 November (Urban Landscapes)
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How Do You Register?
Download the application form below and submit it to the New Member Training Committee.
Applications must be received by 18 August 2023
Tuition is $165 per person ($295 for couples sharing a textbook) and can be paid through our online store:
The tuition for an individual covers one Texas Master Naturalists textbook, thumb drive with information, maps, and handouts; one TMN BV name tag, and speaker fees.
For more information on becoming a Master Naturalist, click here.
For questions about registration, please email the Membership Chair, Betty Vermeire at [email protected].
For questions about the class, please email the New Member Training Chair, Kim Roese at [email protected].
Page last updated 7/23/2023
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