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The Lost Pines Chapter of Texas Master Naturalist uses the event scheduler Meetup.com to stay current on volunteer and advanced training activities.  Use Meetup to RSVP for activities and comment on upcoming events and those you’ve attended.

It’s easy to sign up – just go to Meetup and click on “Sign up” in the upper right corner.  Our group name is “Lost Pines Master Naturalists.”

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