Texas Master Naturalist - TMN - Panhandle Chapter

Mission statement

The Texas Master Naturalist program is a venture directed toward developing local corps of "master volunteers" to provide education, outreach, and service dedicated to the beneficial management of natural resources and natural areas within their communities.

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OPEN HOUSE!: PCTMN OPEN HOUSE

Monthly Meetings Info: PCTMN Monthly Meetings Page

Meet our new Class for 2010: New Training Class PCTMN 2010

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Links to our training sessions, field trips, etc.

Member informational Essays and Photo submissions: :
"Great Crested Grasshopper"
"Fasciation - Fusion of Plants"

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Field trip To Wildlife Monitoring Techniques 2009
Field trip To Canyon Edge Plants
Field trip To Plum Creek
Field trip To Prescribed Burning Workshop

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2009 New Member Orientation Power Point Presentation
1.3 meg file size allow to load, may not load on all browser types.

Hoodoo Formations of Palo Duro Canyon

Power Point Presentation
Dave Zaller has made a great photo presentation of the various Hoodoo formations in Palo Duro Canyon, great photos, excellent reference - this is a large 17 meg file, with 73 slides - please allow time to load in your browser. Presentation works manually, scroll through with mouse. Thanks to Dave for the miles and miles of hiking to get these great photos – many of which, can not be seen on the regular tails.

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Alibates Field Trip Booklet - updated and revised October 2009.
Alibates field Trip and the booklet we built for the park rangers
it still needs some final proofing, but it is close to completion,
this is a 7.5 MB download, it will take a while to load - 51 Flowers at Alibates

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Download Volunteer and Advanced Training work sheets here:

Volunteer and Advanced Training PDF
Volunteer and Advanced Training Word Document

Download Training Application here:
Training Application PDF
Training Application Word Document

Download Membership Information flyer here:
Membership Information PDF