Groups of students will explore various discovery trunks over 45 minute to 1 hour sessions (5 sessions). Contact Mary Ann.

This event will have local experts, gardening classes, the seed/ plant swap, and much more. Bring the whole family out to get prepared for spring. Local vendors will be selling plants, seeds, and nature related items.

Help maintain various gardens in Salado.

CTMN volunteers will serve as judges at the science fair.

Board of Director's Meeting. Open to the public.

Introduction to the Texas Master Naturalist Program. Harris Community Center, Kinchion Room.

Location: Harris Community Center, Kinchion Room. Topics: Ecological Regions of Texas: Alan Stahnke, State Soil Scientist, NRCS (9:00 –10:00) Land Stewardship: Lynn Fleming, CTMN (10:00–11:00) Overview of Volunteer Management System:Dale Hughling, CTMN (11:00–11:45) Lunch: 11:45 –12:15 Citizen Science: Dr.Tania Homayoun, Texas Nature Trackers Biologist, Texas Parks and Wildlife (12:15–2:15) Volunteers as Teachers: John Atkins, President,... Read More →

Location: Fort Hood. If you wish to carpool to the site, please meet us at the Belton AgriLife Extension Office NO LATER than 7:30 am. Topics: Ornithology: Scott Summers, Outreach Coordinator, U.S. Army Natural Resources Management (8:00-11:30) Lunch: 11:30–12:00 Archaeology: Sonny Wood, Outreach Coordinator, U.S. Army Cultural Resources Program (12:00 –3:00)

Create seed balls with Pre-K students.