We are a volunteer service organization. The Central Texas Chapter, founded in 2010, has members from Bell and surrounding counties and is one of approximately 49 Texas Master Naturalist™ Chapters. Through education, outreach and service we are dedicated to management and conservation of natural resources and natural areas within our communities.
Check out the current edition of our newsletter, “The Tracker”
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Dr. Terry Rascoe will present “Corona Fever: Countdown to the Total Eclipse”. What is the science behind eclipses, what to expect, how to prepare, where to go, how to photograph the stages and what you will need to fully enjoy this rare event in nature.
Would you like to be a Texas Master Naturalist?
Are you curious about nature?
Do you enjoy being outdoors?
Are you willing to share what you have learned?
Do you want to be part of local conservation efforts?
Our Volunteer Training Course will open mid-January 2024.
You are invited to visit our monthly chapter meetings to learn about our projects and training opportunities, hear a presentation on Central Texas natural resource topics, and meet our hard-working volunteers. Our meetings are the 2nd Tuesday evening each month at 6:00 p.m. at the Belton Church of Christ (3003 N. Main St) and are open to the public.