TMN Chapter Information

Chapter Legal Name and DBA Name: our Chapter is now a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. Our legal name is now “Texas Master Naturalist Brazos Valley Chapter Inc.” but we also will be using a shorter DBA name which is “Brazos Valley Master Naturalist”.
Chapter Service Areas: our Chapter is now serving Brazos, Burleson, Grimes, Leon, Madison, and Robertson counties.
Chapter Membership Dues: in order to be an active member, you need to pay $25 membership dues, contribute volunteer hours, and passed a background check. If you have not paid your dues, please send your check (payable to “Brazos Valley Master Naturalist”) to Brazos Valley Master Naturalist, PO Box 9126, College Station, TX 77842-9126; or bring your check to our next chapter meeting. Contact treasurer@txmnbv.org with any questions related to dues.
Chapter Meetings: we meet 6:30-7:30 p.m., usually the third Thursday of each month at the Brazos Museum of Natural History. (Check the Calendar for speaker and topic.)

Support pollinators and our Chapter by purchasing native plants

You can support native pollinators and wildlife by planting native plants, like the Texas Primrose. Proceeds from your purchase of these plants from Moore Wild Birds support our chapter’s education, outreach, and service activities! Keep an eye on our Facebook page and website for announcements of other native plants for sale in the future.

New Member Training 2019

This year, the New Member Training for the Texas Master Naturalist Brazos Valley Chapter will take place Tuesday evenings from 3 September to 19 November 2019 from 6:00 to 9:00 pm, with five field experiences on Saturday mornings. For details, go to https://txmn.org/brazos/welcome/ For questions about the class, please email the New Member Training Chair, Bruce Neville at education@txmnbv.org. For questions about registration, please email the Membership Chair, Betty Vermeire at membership@txmnbv.org.

Junior Master Naturalist Summer Series

It’s a wild world out there, and we are going to explore it! Learn all about this amazing world we live in and discover the wildlife that calls it home. Guest speakers, hands on activities, outdoor learning labs, and lots of fun. Geared for kids ages 8 – 10 yrs old, but all are welcome to attend! When: June 11th to August 6th 5:45 – 7:15 PM Every Tuesday (except July 2nd) Where: TAMU Ecology and Natural Resource Teaching Area 1183 Fishtank Road, College Station, TX … Read More →