Texas Master Naturalists know how to find the beauty in all they see, even in winter! Read the full issue here (Cover photo: Ute Welk)
News
Invasive: When Introduced Species Run Amok
Not all introduced species are invaders, but Texas invasive species are ecosystem disrupters. Learn who they are and how to battle them
A Year in Review, 2025 in Photos and Numbers
Immediate Past-President Susan Walther shares a slide stack PDF highlights of her last year as Chapter President; view it here
No Rest for Winter Volunteers, February 2026 Issue Courier
When weather brings Master Naturalists indoors, they bring the joys of nature with them; read the full issue here (Cover photo: Raymond Choo)
Celebrating a Remarkable Year, January 2026 Issue Courier
Happy New Year! Read the January 2026 Issue Courier here (Cover photo: Randolph Watson)
Start a New Habitat
Doug Tallamy inspires TMNCPC members to get on the map! Resolutions involving the greater community are easy to keep.
Seabourne “Nature Day” Kicks Off!
Another successful first for TMNCPC. A seasonal Seabourne Nature Day kicks off the first day of autumn! (Photo credit: Hoiman Low)
Citizen Science: Celebrate Moths, Bring Back the Night
We all need the night. Moths are the unseen nocturnal “butterflies” so we log them at night for cooler summer fun.
(Photo credit: Brian Schrock, TMN Gulf Coast Chapter)
Coastal Prairie Heritage: Connecting Chapters, Bridging Past with Future
Jaime González leads the charge in connecting Houstonians, Master Naturalists to their historic prairie past.
(Photo: S. Westveer)
Mussels: Texas’ Biofilters
Spring Training Class members learn the importance of freshwater mussels conservation from Dr. Charles Randklev of TAMU NRI.
(Photo: S. Westveer)