Kay Jenkins is our project leader for redesign. First step is to clean-up for winter. Weather looks to be cooperating. Please bring the following if you have them: Gloves - Hat - Shovel - Rake - 5-gallon bucket - Pruners - Loppers Sunscreen - Knee pads or kneeling pad or towel to kneel on - Cultivator - Water bottle RSVP to Wanda Rauscher by Friday evening... Read More →
All Officers and Directors 2022 and 2023 are strongly encouraged to attend. Each Officer and Director will be invited to comment on 2022 accomplishments and share thoughts for 2023. Members are welcome. We will also be helping Beverly prepare the Class of 2023 notebooks (classes begin Jan 17).
Our new chapter VSH projects to support habitat for the endangered Red-Cockaded Woodpecker (RCWO) habitat at the ID Fairchild State Forest will get under way in January 2023. We have a variety of ways to assist Donna Work who is with the Texas Forest Service and responsible for managing habitat for the Red-Cockaded Woodpecker at... Read More →
Our new chapter VSH projects to support habitat for the endangered Red-Cockaded Woodpecker (RCWO) habitat at the ID Fairchild State Forest will get under way in January 2023. We have a variety of ways to assist Donna Work who is with the Texas Forest Service and responsible for managing habitat for the Red-Cockaded Woodpecker at... Read More →
Join us for the City's annual Arbor Day celebration to plant more trees! This year we aim to plant more than 100 trees at Fun Forest Park and the Senior Center. Registration opens at 9 a.m. where you will check in and grab your t-shirt, swag bag, and shovel! There will be booths and activities... Read More →
Dr. Eddie Taylor, Silviculturist with the Texas Forest Service.
Please send in your 2023 membership dues to assure the Chapter can pay its bills and fund its activities without having to spend time with fund raising. Dues are again $20 per individual and $35 for a couple. Send in care of ETCMN Treasurer to: P.O. Box 131184, Tyler, TX 75707-1184 State Master Naturalist has changed the... Read More →
Kay Jenkins is our project leader for redesign. First step is to clean-up for winter. Weather looks to be cooperating. Please bring the following if you have them: Gloves - Hat - Shovel - Rake - 5-gallon bucket - Pruners - Loppers Sunscreen - Knee pads or kneeling pad or towel to kneel on - Cultivator - Water bottle RSVP to Wanda Rauscher by Friday evening... Read More →
TMNTuesdays are a way to learn about top conservation issues of the state, earn advanced training hours and interact with wildlife professionals from across the state! Counts for 1 hour Advanced Training.
Looking for a great way to celebrate and support birds with a global community? Look no further than the Great Backyard Bird Count. This annual, four-day bird counting event is right around the corner; join our webinar on Wed. Feb. 15 at 1 p.m. Eastern and discover how to participate. During a live Q&A session,... Read More →
