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Join Texas Land Conservancy (TLC) every other Tuesday evening until October 15 at Malone Preserve in Rio Vista to do some light work on the trails– remove debris, and trim back branches and new growth. Registration is required. Please register on the TLC website. Chapter volunteers: Record your hours under "RBMN: Public Access" and enter... Read More →
The Education Committee plans and develops educational events and services to the chapter and our communities. Examples include public events at Acton Nature Center and our partner parks, nature education for homeschool programs, special educational activities for local schools, field trips, and more. Interested members are invited to join us! Volunteer Hours. VMS Category: Administrative Work... Read More →
All members, guests, and visitors are invited to the chapter’s monthly meetings. Each meeting starts with a potluck (dinner on us for guests and visitors), followed by a speaker and the business meeting. Each meeting location rotates among the three chapter counties, so check the calendar for individual meeting locations. We will try to specify... Read More →
Free Public event. This is a citizen science monthly bird count recorded in eBird. Walk starts in the parking lot and goes to the bird blind and along trails from there. Masks and social distancing encouraged. Recommended: Binoculars, camera, water, hiking shoes, and clothing suitable for the weather.
Keep Burleson Beautiful is the catalyst organization that combines all nature organizations working with the City of Burleson Parks Department in a reporting meeting that recurs monthly. All interested persons are welcome to attend. Texas Master Naturalist, Rio Brazos Chapter members serve on the Board.
Friends of Acton Nature Center (FANC) meet every second Wednesday to discuss, review, and plan tasks and projects for maintaining the native character of the nature center, along with maintaining facilities and offering educational opportunities. Anyone is welcome to attend meetings and become a member of the friends group. Meetings are at the Opal Durant... Read More →
Free public event for children and adults.Welcome the Monarch Butterflies on their annual journey south. Fun activities and education stations about migration, tagging, life cycle, and how you can help the Monarch’s survival. More information on the event flyer here.
Since October 1998, the American Geosciences Institute has organized this national and international event to help the public gain a better understanding and appreciation for the Earth sciences and to encourage stewardship of the Earth. Raising awareness of the geosciences nationally and around the globe, AGI leads Earth Science Week in cooperation with its sponsors... Read More →
Join Texas Land Conservancy (TLC) every other Tuesday evening until October 15 at Malone Preserve in Rio Vista to do some light work on the trails– remove debris, and trim back branches and new growth. Registration is required. Please register on the TLC website. Chapter volunteers: Record your hours under "RBMN: Public Access" and enter... Read More →
Join Texas Land Conservancy in making the Malone Preserve in Rio Vista safe and accessible for public access. We'll have work gloves and all the tools you'll need, but feel free to bring your own. No skills needed! Please RSVP on the Malone Preserve website so we'll know how many people to expect and can... Read More →
Come join us as we provide an interpretive program and hike for the public at Cleburne State Park. The topics vary each month.
Chapter Members: Join fellow Texas Master Naturalists from around the state for several days of learning, adventure, and socializing at the 2024 Annual Meeting in New Braunfels, Texas. Mark the date and check the state TMN website for details as they're developed.
Bats are amazing creatures that are vital to the health of our natural world and economy. Although we may not always see them, bats are hard at work all around the world each night - eating tons of insects, pollinating flowers, and spreading seeds that grow new plants and trees. Bat Week is an annual... Read More →
Routine cleanup and improvements to the Nature Center. Ccontact Dave Moore for more information.
Free Public event. This is a citizen science monthly bird count recorded in eBird. Walk starts in the parking lot and goes to the bird blind and along trails from there. Masks and social distancing encouraged. Recommended: Binoculars, camera, water, hiking shoes, and clothing suitable for the weather.
