The Texas Master Naturalist HEARTWOOD CHAPTER VOLUNTEERS INVITE YOU to join in educational lectures, habitat projects, and scientific data collection in the Texas Piney Woods region of Montgomery County, Walker County, and the nearby communities in Harris County.
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May 16, 2007 - 12:46am — HW WebTeam

Texas forest mammal opossumDon't play opossum - Take action - Volunteer today!

Use our Nature Events Calendar to find community lectures, workshops, field studies, exhibitions, and volunteer projects.

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Can you help an endangered species?

Yes, you can!

We're creating a Home in the Forest for the red-cockaded woodpecker. Read more about this take action project...

 

 

Would you like to be a certified Texas Master Naturalist?

Are you willing to volunteer a total of 40 hours each year on various nature projects in your community? Are you willing to go to 8 lectures or field studies on nature topics each year? You are? Then, you qualify! Read more about who we are, what we do, and how to become a Texas Master Naturalist.

 

Educators earn CPE Credit

We are an SBEC approved provider of Continuing Professional Education credit.

Educators, please request your CPE certificate after you attend any educational event sponsored by the Heartwood Chapter.

  • Chapter Meeting with guest speaker
  • lectures
  • workshops
  • volunteer training

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