Our Gideon Lincecum chapter was recognized for “Excellence in Environmental or Conservation Stewardship” for our recent river cleanup events as well as for our expanded Adopt a Highway trash pick… Read More →
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Meet us at the Lake
Our next chapter meeting will be held November 15, 2025 beginning at 9:30 a.m. We are excited to be meeting at the Nails Creek Unit (Group Pavilion) of Lake Somerville… Read More →
2026 Training Class – Apply Now
The first step in becoming a Texas Master Naturalist is to enroll in our chapter’s Initial Training Class. Applications are now open for the 2026 class that begins in January…. Read More →
Fall Tidings – October 2025 Newsletter Out Now
Fall always brings a flurry of events and a resurgence of enthusiasm for outdoor activities.
Learn about Trees for Fall Planting
The Gideon Lincecum Chapter meeting will be held Saturday September 20th beginning at 9:30 am. The educational presentation (AT for Texas Master Naturalists) by John Ferguson, founder and owner of… Read More →
August Tidings Newsletter: 20th Anniversary Kickoff, Lessons from Leopold, Hawk Tales, and More
Glad Tidings: The GLC Texas Waters Group has been recognized by the Brazos Valley Council of Governments with an Environmental Management and Planning Award under the category of Environmental or Conservation… Read More →
20th Anniversary for GLC
Our Gideon Lincecum Chapter 20th Anniversary celebration starts now! We look forward to a year of highlighting our history, noting our accomplishments, and carrying on our traditions of learning and… Read More →
Meet our Wildlife Biologists
Wildlife Biologists from each of our 5 counties will be at the Gideon Lincecum chapter meeting on July 19th. Take advantage of this unique opportunity to meet them and learn… Read More →
Field Day Reflections – June Tidings Newsletter
Latest news covering Spring volunteer events, plus prairie fire and native prairie restoration lessons.
Living Landscapes: Replanting Winedale Pollinator Habitat to Thrive Year-Long
One of the chapter’s most visible native pollinator habitats at the Winedale Historical Center was recently replanted with the help of a retired landscape professional, Sam Walton (Class of 2025),… Read More →