The Rio Brazos Chapter supports beneficial management of Texas’ natural resources and natural areas in Hood, Johnson, and Somervell Counties by:
- Maintaining and restoring natural areas.
- Conducting citizen science projects.
- Offering outdoor learning events.
- Providing nature education oportunities for youth and adults.
- And more…
UPCOMING
Acton Nature Center Community Lecture Series: April 12, 2026, 2:00 PM, at Opal Durant Action Community Certer, 6430 Smoky Hill Ct., Granbury, TX. Presentation: From Cities to Backyards: How You Can Help Save Migratory Birds, by Mei Ling Liu, Education Specialist, Texas Conservation Alliance. Open flyer here for more information about the lecture and the speaker.
Chapter Meeting: May 7, 2026, 6:00-8:30 pm, Fossil Rim Wildlife Center, 1985 Co Rd 2009, Glen Rose, TX 76043. Presentation: Blackland Prairie Restoration, by Hollie Haefele, Fossil Rim Wildlife Center Animal Conservation Programs. The public is invited to join us.
Monthly Bird Walks: 1st Saturday every month, 7 am, Acton Nature Center, 6900 Smoky Hill Court, Granbury, TX. For everyone, from casual bird interest to seasoned birders. Check calendar for details.
Explore our website to learn more about who we are, what we do, and what we have to offer our communities.
We appreciate donations
The Rio Brazos Chapter of the Texas Master NaturalistTM program is a section 501(c)(3) organization. We welcome donations to support our work providing nature education, helping care for local natural areas, and expanding our membership for outreach and support to our local communities. The chapter PayPal account offers PayPal, Venmo, and credit card options for online donations. Click on the PayPal logo below to donate online.
Links
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