We are glad you are here to learn more about the Gideon Lincecum Chapter of Texas Master Naturalists.
What’s New
Who are Master Naturalists?
We are volunteers working to provide education, outreach, and service dedicated to the beneficial management of natural resources and natural areas within our communities for the State of Texas.
Our chapter
Serving Austin, Colorado, Fayette, Lee and Washington counties, the Gideon Lincecum chapter, with more than 120 members, is named after an early naturalist who spent many years exploring Texas and researching and writing about its flora and fauna. He was renowned for his in-depth studies of ants. Read more about Gideon Lincecum.
We are one of the most active chapters in the state, busy continuing our education in “all things Texas nature,” helping people of all ages learn more about our natural resources, and working at our myriad service projects spread over 5 counties. For some highlights of our members and our activities, see What’s New, and read the latest edition of The GLC Tidings, our chapter newsletter.
Events
Before attending any in-person event, please check the current Covid-19 guidelines on the Members Area main page.
Chapter meetings
Chapter meetings are held beginning at 9:30 a.m.on the third Saturday of odd months. Meeting location rotates among chapter counties. Check our calendar for the location of each meeting. Chapter business meetings are followed by an advanced training presentation. The public is invited to attend.
Quick Links
Members:Log your hours in VMS
Members: Pay your 2021 dues (scroll down for options to pay including online)
Learn more about becoming a Texas Master Naturalist
Texas Master Naturalists are a section 501(c)(3) organization. If you would like to support our work, make a donation.