We are planning a simple event to be held at the Nature Center but as we get closer we will re-evaluate based on COVID-19 related restrictions. If we are unable to hold the event in person, we will put together a video to share on our website and social media.
Come help us put some new trees in the ground at the Brazos River Nature Center. Or weed in the garden if you prefer. Please bring your own digging and gardening tools, sunscreen, insect repellent. Social distancing guidelines in effect. Log volunteer hours under NPA: Bosque River Nature Center For more information: Peggy Tolboom 254-918-3129... Read More →
As a result of the uncertainty surrounding the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the Texas Master Naturalist Program has decided to suspend this year’s in-person event in Houston, Texas, in favor of a fully virtual experience. The decision reflects TMN’s responsibility to protect the health and wellbeing of its members, conference attendees and the general population while... Read More →
We've got some new trees in the ground at the Brazos River Nature Center. Come help us with maintenance. Or weed in the garden if you prefer. Please bring your own digging and gardening tools, sunscreen, insect repellent. Social distancing guidelines in effect. Log volunteer hours under NPA: Bosque River Nature Center For more information: Peggy... Read More →
Join us as Annaliese Scoggin guides us through the subject of mammalogy and gives us a closer look at some of the mammals of Texas! 6:00-7:00 pm – Chapter Meeting 7:00-8:00 pm - Program: “Mammals of Texas” (Annaliese Scoggin, Wildlife Biologist, Texas Parks and Wildlife Departmetn) Annaliese Scoggin is an Abilene, TX native and has... Read More →
Sign up to receive notices of Texas Roadside Chat webinars featuring archeology of Texas. Qualifies as AT hours. https://www.txdot.gov/inside-txdot/division/environmental/archeology-projects.html Recordings of previous webinars are available at the same link.
Our monthly meeting for December will be a week early - on December 10 - and will be a virtual holiday celebration. Counts as volunteer hours! Log under CB Monthly Meetings. End of Year Slideshow! Thank you to Chris Inbody for coordinating this year's slideshow. If you have a photo or story you'd like to... Read More →
Texas Ornithological Society has partnered with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension to offer an evening research seminar all about birds. Grab a cup of hot chocolate and don't miss this opportunity to learn about the newest data on white-tailed hawks, Bell's vireos, and Bachmann's sparrows! Dec. 15, 6:00 - 8:00pm ONLINE Register: https://valverdeextension.ticketleap.com/tosbirdingseminar/ The entire registration... Read More →
It’s a NEW Year and new year’s resolutions is a focus for our January TMN Tuesday. We’ll cover a short ‘State of the Program’ summary of 2020 and major focus areas for the coming year. With the remainder of the January TMN Tuesday all about becoming better leaders, both within your chapters and within the... Read More →
Join former Ft Worth Nature Center Manager Suzanne Tuttle for a walk in the woods and learn how to identify woody plants without leaves. Log to the opportunity of AT: Fort Worth Nature Center. It's all outdoors and masks are required. Pre-registration required. Admission not included. Register
Our program will be "Wildlife, Agriculture and Aquaponics", presented by Ashley Medeiros. Ashley Medeiros grew up in Dublin, Texas on the family farm. Modest living and frugality led her to pursue a degree in sustainability. She was a student of the Spring 2019 TXMN training class at Tarleton State University and continues to volunteer for... Read More →
The Pollen Trackers citizen science campaign is in full swing again as mountain cedars (Ashe juniper, Juniperus ashei) are starting to release pollen. We are doing our second season of monitoring and are looking for more participants for the next month. Texas Master Naturalists have played a key role in the project so far, and we're hoping to get some more... Read More →
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