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February TMN Presentation: Cathie Coudert from Friends of Texas Wildlife

Brazos Valley Museum of Natural History (BVMNH) 3232 Briarcrest Dr., Bryan, TX, United States

Texas Master Naturalist (TMN) – Brazos Valley Chapter invites the public to our monthly chapter presentation. This event is free to the public with ample parking. ---------------------------------------- Our speaker this month will be Cathie Coudert from Friends of Texas Wildlife. Friends of Texas Wildlife is a 501(c)(3) non profit organization that rehabilitates orphaned, injured, and... Read More →

Texas Stream Team Core Water Quality Monitor Training and E.coli Testing

Dr. Lucas Gregory, Texas Water Resources Institute, has graciously agreed to provide a 6-hr Texas Stream Team Core Water Quality Monitor Training/E.coli Testing on Saturday, February 29, 2020, from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm at ENRTA. This training opportunity is approved for AT hours. Bring your own lunch. Click Google Maps Directions to ENRTA Our... Read More →

Field Trip: Salter Farm

Salter Research Farm is a privately owned cattle ranch on 1,000 acres along 4 miles of the Brazos River. It is used by TAMU and others for multiple types of research. We'll be participating in a guided hike led by our own Bob Brick and Dwight Bohlmeyer. There will be opportunities for volunteer trail building... Read More →

Texas Waters Webinar: CoCoRaHs

To be certified as a Texas Waters Specialist, one must accumulate at least 8 hours of Advanced Training (AT) utilizing the Texas Waters curriculum. One avenue to earn AT is to attend Texas Water webinars. To learn more about the Texas Water Specialist program, Click Here. The webinar scheduled for 18 March 2020 is “CoCoRaHs"... Read More →

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CANCELLED – March Chapter Meeting/Presentation: Texas Herpetology

Brazos Valley Museum of Natural History (BVMNH) 3232 Briarcrest Dr., Bryan, TX, United States

You are invited to our next monthly presentation at the Brazos Valley Museum of Natural History.  Our presenters will be Jackson Byars and Zoe Dotson and their talk is entitled 'Texas Herpetology'.  Our meetings are free and open to everyone, and there is ample parking at the BVMNH - we hope to see you there!... Read More →

Texas Waters Webinar: Groundwater Conservation Districts

To be certified as a Texas Waters Specialist, one must accumulate at least 8 hours of Advanced Training (AT) utilizing the Texas Waters curriculum. One avenue to earn AT is to attend Texas Water webinars. To learn more about the Texas Water Specialist program, Click Here. The webinar scheduled for 7 April 2020 is “Groundwater... Read More →

April Chapter Meeting/Presentation: Spiders (online)

Online meeting TX, United States

Our April meeting will be online and will be presented by Elizabeth "Wizzie" Brown from Texas A&M Agrilife Extension. Ms. Brown is an entomologist and serves as Program Specialist – IPM and will talk on spiders. Chapter members will be contacted by email for access to online meetings. Check your inbox for further details. The meeting will... Read More →

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Joint-Chapter Presentation: Battling Invasive Species in Texas (online)

We are pleased to announce that we will have a bonus presentation this month! Our chapter will be holding a joint meeting with the TMN Good Water Chapter to present a talk by Dr. Hans Landel of the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center. He will be presenting Battling Invasive Species in Texas. Chapter members will... Read More →

Texas Waters Webinar: Comptroller Office Natural Resource Programs

To be certified as a Texas Waters Specialist, one must accumulate at least 8 hours of Advanced Training (AT) utilizing the Texas Waters curriculum. One avenue to earn AT is to attend Texas Water webinars. To learn more about the Texas Water Specialist program, Click Here. The webinar scheduled for 19 May 2020 is “Comptroller... Read More →

Monthly Chapter meeting

Online meeting TX, United States

Carol Brinlee from USDA NRCS will give a presentation entitled Ichthyology and Fisheries Management. CJ Brinlee has worked for the Natural Resources Conservation Service of the USDA since she graduated from Texas A&M with a degree in Wildlife and Fisheries Biology in 2009.  She currently serves as the District Conservationist of Smith County in Tyler, TX... Read More →