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Welcome to the Central Texas Chapter

 

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 50 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. 


  • It is a bug cafe!
  • Best way to ID a snake is to look it in they eyes (not!)
  • Beetle collection on display at Mother Neff State Park event
  • Benches installed at Miller Springs Nature Center
  • Birdwatching at Ft. Hood – goldern cheeked warblers to eagles
  • Learn how to figure out what animal left its skull in the woods
  • Black light set up for National Moth Night
  • Chapter meetings are open to the public
  • Water critter sample collection at Nolan Creek
  • It’s good to celebrate accomplishments with a picnic in the country
  • Touch a Beetle Booth at Earth Day event
  • Mary Ann Everett reaches 4000 hours of service!
  • Water ecology class with Dr. June Wolfe at Nolan Creek
  • Reproduction mammal furs help us learn which animal is which

Our chapter meetings are open to the public! Dr. Clint Walker is a champion for Nature and an expert on the importance of pollinators to us humans. He is working with the Pollinator Partnership and will update attendees on the latest efforts for Texas and the nation.

Click image above to enjoy the October Tracker Newsletter! (Apologies – we are running late on new Trackers! Coming Soon to this spot!)

Would you like to be a Texas Master Naturalist?

Tina installing plant identification signage at Mother Neff State Park

 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?

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.

Video: Texas Master Naturalists

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-HztxXyKaPA

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