Gideon Lincecum TMN Chapter Newsletter – The Glad Tidings

A Season of New Beginnings: Read The Glad Tidings to learn more about our chapter’s spring volunteer projects, including two educational events in Brenham and Giddings that helped give more than 550 students a day of learning and exploring our natural world.

The GLC Tidings – April 2025

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In this issue –

  • From the President – Sheri Wilcox: Spring Community Events and Outreach a Success!
  • From the Vice President: May Chapter Meeting Announcement and AT Training Opportunities
  • Membership Memo: Roadrunner and Milestone Pins + All Things VMS & Identifying Projects
  • 2025 Trainee Class Fieldtrip: If It Weren’t for Soil, Where Would We Stand?
  • Volunteer Highlights: Giddings ISD 5th Grade Field Day & Expedition Day for Brenham Jr. High Students
  • Colorado/Brazos River Cleanup: Meet Our Project Leads
  • Community Partnerships: Girl Scout Jr. Troop Tree Badge Program
  • Book Review: Orbital by Samantha Harvey
  • Wild Things: What is that? A Different Forb in the Pasture and a Botany Lesson
  • Citizen Science Opportunities: Time to Restore Texas, City Nature Challenge on iNaturalist, and Brazos River Cleanup & Campout with Rio Brazos TMN Chapter
  • Calendar Highlights: Volunteers Needed! Burton Cotton Gin Festival, Earth Day Outreach at Monument Hill, Honey Bee Jubilee in New Ulm, and Giddings ISD 4th Grade Wildlife Day
  • State Information: April 8 Virtual Volunteer Fair
  • Chapter Resources

We welcome submissions at any time for The GLC Tidings. Please contact the editor, Carol Gaskamp.
Newsletter entry deadlines are the first day of even numbered months.

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The GLC Tidings chapter newsletters are full of educational articles on a wide variety of subjects, so we have provided an index of the issues from 2018 through the current issue. For each article, the index cites the subject, title, author, and the hyperlink directly to the issue published on this website. If you download the Word version of the index, you can use the Find feature in Word (under the Editing tool) to search for a subject of interest. You can also position your cursor at the top of any of the columns so that column is highlighted then sort the whole table by that column (use the AZ sort icon in the Paragraph tool area). If you prefer, you can download the PDF version of the index which is presorted by subject.

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