Brush y Canyons Chapter of the Texas Master Naturalists welcomes anyone interested in learning more about how we operate and contribute to our community. If you would like to attend an upcoming Board of Directors meeting as an observer, please contact us at [email protected]. We’ll provide the details to join. All are welcome, whether you’re... Read More →
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All are welcome. You do not need to be a member to attend. If you are curious about the Texas Master Naturalist program or interested in learning more about our chapter, we invite you to join us. This monthly chapter meeting will be held at the Shady Meadows Group Shelter at Garner State Park. 6:00... Read More → |
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Brush y Canyons Chapter of the Texas Master Naturalists welcomes anyone interested in learning more about how we operate and contribute to our community. If you would like to attend an upcoming Board of Directors meeting as an observer, please contact us at [email protected]. We’ll provide the details to join. All are welcome, whether you’re... Read More → |
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All are welcome. You do not need to be a member to attend. If you are curious about the Texas Master Naturalist program or interested in learning more about our chapter, we invite you to join us. This monthly chapter meeting will be held at the Shady Meadows Group Shelter at Garner State Park. 6:00... Read More → |
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This is a great opportunity to help document the biodiversity of a unique and ecologically important landscape. The Fawcett WMA in Palo Pinto County is possibly home of the largest remaining tract of old-growth Cross Timbers forests in Texas, adjacent to the Palo Pinto mountains, with lots of habitat diversity. Participation is limited to 50... Read More → |


