2027 New Members Class – Coming Soon!
Our 2026 class is now complete. Information about how to register for our 2027 class will be posted later this year.
In the meantime, if you are interested in joining the Brush y Canyons Chapter of Texas Master Naturalist, contact [email protected]
How to become a Texas Master Naturalist™
Initial Training Class (40 hours)
— Initial training includes both classroom and field instruction.
Training takes place at multiple locations and includes field trips to ranches, parks, and other natural areas, giving participants hands-on experience that reinforces each class topic.
Advanced Training (8 hours)
— A minimum of eight hours is required for Initial Certification. A minimum of eight hours is then required each subsequent year to retain the title Certified Master Naturalist.
Advanced Training opportunities are available throughout the year and may be completed through online courses, in-person workshops, seminars, and other educational programs. Additional training opportunities are also offered monthly at chapter meetings, allowing members to continue expanding their knowledge and skills in areas related to natural resource conservation.
With many options for advanced training, you are sure to find a subject you will enjoy.
Volunteering (40 hours)
— A minimum of 40 hours is required for Initial Certification. A minimum of 40 hours is then required each subsequent year in order to retain the title Certified Master Naturalist.
Volunteer service is at the heart of the Texas Master Naturalist™ program. Members participate in a variety of projects that support conservation, education, and stewardship throughout our communities. Visit our Volunteer Projects page to explore examples of our work and learn more about opportunities to serve.