Join Ranger L for a First Day Hike on the Dragonfly Trail at Lake Arrowhead State Park.  The trail is a quarter mile in length and perfect for those with young children.  9-10 am. A 2nd hike will be held at 10-11 am along the South Onion Creek Trail.  Start at the horn (drive to... Read More →

Join us at MSU, in the newly remodeled Bolin Science Hall, room 221.  Park in the lot on the south side of the building, off of Taft.  Handicap-accessible. In person is preferred, but you can contact [email protected] for a Zoom link. Report as AT: Chapter Meeting for the program;  CB: Administrative Work: Chapter Meeting for... Read More →

Meet at the boat ramp at Lake Wichita off of Kemp Blvd (near across from the State Hospital). Then move to Lucy Park,just inside the park near River Bend Nature Center.  This event will be held the second Friday of each month, unless noted otherwise. Contact Carl Brown for more information. FR: Texas Stream Team

Join Penny Miller, other members and guests at Lake Arrowhead State Park for a bird outing.   Look for and identify birds found at the park.  This is a leisurely hike on level ground (handicap accessible).  Binoculars helpful, but not required.  You can borrow a birding pack (bird book/binoculars) from the State Park headquarters.  This outing... Read More →

 Join the Texas Master Naturalist Program staff, Michelle Haggerty, Mary Pearl Meuth, and Hannah Ferguson, for a State of the Program!  TMNTuesdays webinar series are on the second Tuesday of the month through the 2023 year. TMNTuesdays are a way to learn about top conservation issues of the state, earn advanced training hours and interact... Read More →

This presentation will provide an overview of native aquatic plants, focusing on their identification, uses, and benefits in ponds and lakes. We'll discuss how to select the right plants, the proper methods for installation and the key considerations for promoting a healthy aquatic ecosystem. Whether you're a landowner, environmentalist, or nature enthusiast, this session will... Read More →

Join us for a book talk on The Nature of Oaks: The Rich Ecology of Our Most Essential Native Trees, presented by ecologist and New York Times bestselling author, Doug Tallamy.  Using the months of the year as a backdrop, Tallamy showcases the myriad of life that depends on oaks, from caterpillars and other insects —... Read More →