Application and Resources
The Heartwood Chapter holds trainings for new members once a year. Beginning in March, the classes will run through July on two Saturdays a month. This primary training is required to become a certified Texas Master Naturalist and Heartwood member, along with an initial 40 hours of approved volunteer service and an additional 8 hours of advanced training on your own.
After initial certification, the annual requirements for recertification are 40 hours of volunteer service and 8 hours of advanced training. Heartwood provides approximately one hour of advanced training at each monthly chapter meeting so that members can easily meet their advanced training requirements by attendance. For more information about Heartwood’s training series, contact the New Class Director at heartwoodtraining@gmail.com.
The training series for this year is now closed. Please contact heartwoodtraining@gmail.com to be placed on the email list to be notified of next year’s training schedule.
Interested in the Junior Texas Master Naturalist program for kids ages 9-13? Click for more information.
Useful links for Prospective Members:
2020 Tentative Training Schedule
State Texas Master Naturalist Program Overview (PowerPoint)