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The Texas Master Naturalist™ program addresses the need for Community-based conservation efforts by training and developing local corps of master volunteers dedicated to the management of Texas’ natural resources.

06/02/2026

The Heartwood Chapter is participating in an Acoustic Bat Monitoring project for TPWD and NABat to determine what species of bats we have in our area. The team has received help to identify sites from our members, interns, and word of mouth. Thanks to all and keep the suggestions coming. We have 4 weeks to go!

05/26/2026

Join us for this presentation on the Monarch butterfly migration. Local naturalists, Terry and RT Fitch, journeyed to Mexico to see where the monarch overwinter. They will share their photos and experiences. The public is welcome. Come early at 6pm to socialize.

The meeting is also virtual on Zoom. Check our website at txmn.org/heartwood for the Zoom link.

05/22/2026

Our Heartwood Chapter members volunteer to maintain pollinator gardens in our community. These gardens with native plants and flowers attract and nurture butterflies, bees, and many others.

Please visit these gardens and join us if you'd like to volunteer!

05/20/2026

World Bee Day 2026 is celebrated on Wednesday, May 20, 2026. This international observance aims to raise awareness of the vital role bees and pollinators play in ecosystem health and food security.
Things you can do:
• Create bee-friendly gardens with native plants and flowers
• For inspiration, visit the local pollinator gardens that our Heartwood chapter created and maintains at W.G. Jones State Forest and in Montgomery’s Memory Park
• Support local beekeepers
• Educate others on the importance of pollinators

05/16/2026

Texas Bird Bingo is back! There are bingo cards by region and for the state so it is a fun and educational thing to do as you travel through Texas.

Check it out at www.texasbirdbingo.com

05/14/2026

Congratulations to the Heartwood Chapter members who earned their 2026 certification and bobcat pin or reached a milestone of volunteer hours! It takes 40 hours of volunteer service and 8 hours of advanced training each year to certify as a Texas Master Naturalist. These hard-working members were awarded their pins at our May chapter meeting. Thank you for your service to our community!

05/13/2026

On Sunday, May 17, join us to watch and experience the bat emergence in Huntsville TX at the Huntsville Wall Unit from 7pm-9pm. Heartwood Chapter members will tell the history of the bat colony, explain bat behavior and the benefits of bats.
The public is invited. It’s a wonderful opportunity to bring friends and family to a thrilling and educational nature event. We suggest you bring a folding chair to sit while you wait and listen.

05/07/2026

The May chapter meeting will be Wednesday, May 13 at the Kevin Brady Library in The Woodlands. It is held the second Wednesday of each month. The public is invited. The topic this month is recreational fishing, Angler education and how it leads to interest in conservation. Please join us!

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PO BOX 9611
Spring, TX

Website

http://txmn.org/heartwood

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