Calling on all nature lovers to partner up for pollinators. The Texas Pollinator Bioblitz begins October 11th! Do it on your own, do it with friends, get your family involved, attend an event. Everyone can be a citizen scientist from Oct. 11-27. For all the details, visit the TPWD website: https://tpwd.texas.gov/education/bioblitz . Texas Master Naturalists... Read More →
SAVE THE DATES!! We would like to introduce the 2024 Annual Meeting logo, highlighting San Marcos waterways and wildlife! The Annual Meeting is October 24-27, 2024 in San Marcos, Texas and the excitement is building, so mark your calendars, because we want to see you all there. VMS opportunity: TMN State Meeting Advanced Training (for... Read More →
Join a webinar covering lessons learned by experts who work closely with a key subset of "students of fire"– private landowners. This presentation covers wildland fire communications, training methods, certification programs, and some common misconceptions about private lands burning.
Register for a webinar presented by the Department of Rangeland, Wildlife and Fisheries Management to learn how drones are being used in rangelands and how to incorporate drones in the ranch toolbox.
VMS opportunity: AT: TMN Tuesday Check back for more information. Register by clicking here
VMS opportunity: Stephen F. Austin State Park Monthly workdays will be scheduled the second Thursday of each month to work on the wildscape at the entrance to the park. For more information, contact project leaders Charlene and B.R. Koehler.
VMS opportunity: AT: TMN chapter program (for advanced training segment) and Administrative work: chapter meeting (for the business meeting segment) TMN GLC chapter meetings are held the third Saturday of odd-numbered months at rotating locations in the five-county chapter area. Our November chapter meeting will be held November 16, 2024 beginning at 9:30 a.m. at... Read More →
VMS opportunity: TBD For all things water, join the GLC Texas Waters Specialist team. We will be completing the Texas Waters Specialist curriculum and discussing how we can get involved in water-related issues. Currently our chapter supports Adopt-a-Highway, which is an approved Texas Waters Specialist project (where do you think all that trash ends up... Read More →
