“Service to others is the rent you pay for your room here on Earth.” — Muhammad Ali
Llano Estacado Texas Master Naturalists (LETMN) participate in many Volunteer and Citizen Science projects to learn about our natural area and beautify it through things such as picking up trash, planting a pollinator garden, bird and butterfly counts, community educational outreach and much more!
Here is a list of current LETMN projects and activities. For more information, click on the name of the project or activity here or on the drop down menu.
- Adopt-A-Loop, Great Texas Wildlife Trails. LETMN has adopted Permian Basin East Loop which includes Andrews Bird Viewing Area, Comanche Trail Park, I-20 Wildlife Preserve and Jenna Welch Nature Study Center Inc., Wadley Barron Park, Sibley Nature Center and Hogan Park. Go to the following link to learn what to do and how to post pictures and eBird lists for this project LETMN Adopt-A-Loop: Permian Basin East Loop.
- Native Bees of the Llano Estacao-LETMN Project. Go to the Bees area in Learning Resources to learn more about this project: https://txmn.org/llano/bees/
- Sibley Nature Center Programs
- Bird Counts
- Keep Midland Beautiful
- I-20 Wildlife Preserve Butterfly Garden and Butterfly Counts
- Petroleum Museum and the Museum of the Southwest/Blakemore Planetarium Programs
- Texas Nature Trackers
- Project Feederwatch through the Cornell Lab (November 14, 2020-April 9, 2021.
Volunteer Projects Approval Process
If you have a volunteer opportunity or project you would like to propose to LETMN, please use the following process (note: V.P.D. is the Volunteer Projects Director):
