Gideon Lincecum Chapter
Serving Austin, Colorado, Fayette, Lee and Washington Counties
Volunteers seeking to provide beneficial management of natural resources through education, outreach and service.
Welcome
Rally around the bumblebee!
Each year TMN members participate in the choice of the re-certification pin by voting for their favorite symbol. Let’s make 2019 the year of the bumblebee by casting our votes at https://goo.gl/forms/TVeKqxQTVypOmNrZ2. The voting deadline is May 1, 2018. In support of your vote, you can use the following or draft your own: Bumble bees are important pollinators of wild flowering plants and crops. They are generalist foragers, and thus do not depend on any one flower type. However, some plants rely on bumblebees to achieve pollination. Loss of bumble bees can have far ranging ecological impacts due… Read More →
Spring is Busting Out All Over
April is the busiest month yet for Texas Master Naturalists as our chapter projects experience their “blooming” season and events abound. Check out the April calendar and you are sure to find a workday or outreach event or youth education day that appeals to you. Work at Winedale or Washington on the Brazos or Indian Creek or Attwater; help staff the booth at the Cotton Gin on the 21st; come out to Lake Somerville with Brenham kids or to Long Star Ranch for LANDS day; and to celebrate… Read More →