By: Peggy Tolboom Have you been out in the woods and saw something like this? Or leading a nature hike and someone asked you about this? These are galls. It… Read More →
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📖 Book Report: Finding the Mother Tree
By now, most of us have heard of the controversial theory that trees communicate with each other and even help each other through an extensive underground network of fungi, connecting… Read More →
💛 Thank you to our sponsors of Nature Fest 2023!
Nature Fest wouldn’t be the wonderful celebration of nature without the support of our sponsors. We appreciate your for joining us in our mission to provide education, outreach, and service… Read More →
🏆 Kudos! Winter 2023
January 1 – December 6, 2023 Milestones: Year to Date Initial Certifications: Year-to-Date Recertifications:
🦝 Cool Facts on a Hot Day
By Linda Wood On a hot July afternoon, a group of children and adults gathered in the cool Stephenville Library basement to learn cool facts about raccoons. We began with… Read More →
🦋 Caring for the Pollinator Garden at Dublin Public Library
On the morning of September 1, Prairie Oaks Chapter Members gathered at the Dublin Public Library to weed and maintain the native plants and the pollinator garden. Photos by Paul… Read More →
🏆 Kudos! Fall 2023
Kudos for our members who reached milestones from May 16 – September 12, 2023. Initial Certifications: Recertifications: Milestones:
🗒️ Notes from the President: Summer 2023
By: Katie Moses In an effort to spend more time exploring this beautiful state that we call home, I set a goal for myself at the start of the year… Read More →
❤️ Happy 25th Anniversary to the Texas Master Naturalist Program! ❤️
In 2022, Texas Master Naturalists reached over 289,969 youth, adults, and private land owners. This is more than 6.864 million people to date. Service hours in 2022 were valued at… Read More →
🎓 Congrats to our 2023 training class graduates and initial certifications!
12 Tarleton students and 7 community members completed initial training. 4 of the Tarleton students achieved initial certification. 7 community members completed initial training: 12 Tarleton students completed initial training…. Read More →