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Becoming a Master Naturalist Changed How I See the Trail

June 6, 2021 by heartwoodpres

This post, written by Heartwood Master Naturalist Ruth Nasrullah, describes what being a Master Naturalist means and how it adds understanding and appreciation of what there is to see on a trail, whether it’s the Lone Star Hiking Trail here in Texas, or the Appalachian Trail.

Read Ruth’s post here: https://thetrek.co/appalachian-trail/becoming-a-master-naturalist-changed-how-i-see-the-trail/

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