Each year, the chapter gathers in early December for our annual Christmas Party. In nature, we find solace, and in Christmas, we find joy. Together, they create a symphony of… Read More →
Chapter Highlights
ποΈ Notes from the President: Winter 2023
By: Katie Moses In November, the Texas Master Naturalist program launched a βSeason of Thanksβ media campaign to highlight TMN volunteer projects, service, and accomplishments. Participants have had the opportunity… Read More →
πͺ© Reflections on the 2023 Annual Meeting
Below are contributions from several of our chapter members about their experience at the Texas Master Naturalist Annual Meeting held in McAllen October 12 – 15, 2023. To A State… Read More →
π€ Member Spotlight: Gordon Lee
By: Gordon Lee I grew up on a dairy farm in western Montana on the Flathead Indian Reservation at the foot of the Mission Mountain Primitive Area. The farm, of… Read More →
π° Galls
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 →
π 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 →
π 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 →
π Kudos! Winter 2023
January 1 – December 6, 2023 Milestones: Year to Date Initial Certifications: Year-to-Date Recertifications:
ποΈ Notes from the President: Fall 2023
By: Katie Moses One day this summer, I walked out onto my front porch and spotted a small snake hiding behind my catβs water dish. My first reaction was excitement… Read More →
π¦ 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 →








