Each month the Hill Country Chapter invites speakers who are experts in the field of Nature and Conservation to give a presentation about their field of expertise.
There is no Chapter Meeting scheduled for December, but our Monthly Meeting will resume again in January 2022.
The Chapter Meetings of Texas Master Naturalist, Hill Country Chapter usually occur on fourth Mondays of each month, excluding August and December. The business portion of the Meetings begin at 6:15 pm and the Speaker’s Presentation begins at 7:00 pm. If the Meeting is to be held on ZOOM, a link is posted before the Meeting so members can log on.
We hope to be able to resume our in-person Meetings at some point in the future, but for now we are still dedicated to serving our Membership by offering these interesting and educational Presentations through the ZOOM online platform and the public by posting recordings of the Presentations on our Chapter’s YouTube Channel.
Some of the most recent videos include:
- The Ecological Impacts of Overabundant White-tailed Deer and Exotics
- Heat and Wet Bulb Globe Temperature
- The Rich Archaeology of the Texas Hill Country
- Aquatics, a Presentation by Dick Luebke (Parts I and II)
- Snakes of the Hill Country of Central Texas
- Our Water, Our Future, Ours to Protect
- Moths, the Mysterious Majority, a Presentation by Valerie Bugh
To view posted videos of past Speakers who have given Presentations after the Business Session of our Monthly Chapter Meetings, please go to our Youtube Channel. There you will find a wealth of interesting and valuable information.
Members of the Hill Country Chapter should keep in mind that they are only able to get Chapter credit if they watch the Presentation when it is live and the Speaker is present to answer questions.
Pending speakers for January and February of 2022 include Kevin Wessels on “Dark Skies” and Dr. Harry Greene on “Living With Snakes.”