Wood Duck

ETTMN NEXT MEETING

Cotton Belt Building (MAP)

1517 West Front Street Tyler ,TX

We will not be having a regular monthly meeting in May but will be having (CAD), our Chapter Activity Day, on May 3rd at the Nature Center starting at 9:00am. Make plans to attend, get a free lunch, wonderful training, and earn some of your required hours.

This will be the last meeting until August

Join the Herbarium group

A few of you have indicated that you wished to participate in the herbarium. I have approached the crew and they are willing to meet one Saturday out of each month starting in September. June, July and August are too hard with vacations etc. If you are interested in participating with the herbarium crew on these Saturdays, please respond back to this email and let me know what your interests are with regard to the Herbarium.

Thanks

IIrene Hamel

Wildlife Interpretive Specialist

Wildlife Region III

11942 FM 848

Tyler, Texas 75707

ph. 903-566-9394

fax. 903-566-5538

Our Mission Statement
“Certified Master Naturalists are volunteers dedicated to provide education, outreach, and service for the beneficial management of natural resources and natural areas within our communities.”

Disclaimer

This web site is managed by the East Texas Chapter of the Master NaturalistTM program. Please be aware that the East Texas Chapter does not make any representations, guarantees, or warranties as to the accuracy, completeness, currency, or suitability of information provided on this site; such information is provided as a public service. The East Texas Chapter specifically disclaims any and all liability for any claims or damages that may result from providing this public-service web site, including any claims or damages sustained from web sites which may be linked to the woodduck.org website and maintained by a third party.

The inclusion of company or vendor names, or links to company or vendor names, does not in any way imply endorsement.

The East Master Naturalist program is a public service program operated by Texas Cooperative Extension and the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department to provide accurate, unbiased natural resources information. The Texas Master Naturalist title may not be identified with any particular political viewpoint and may not be used by groups or individuals as they participate in political advocacy. The title is to be used only when doing unpaid volunteer work associated with and approved by the program.


		ETTMN NEXT MEETING Cotton Belt Building (MAP) 1517 West Front Street Tyler ,TX We will not be having a regular monthly meeting in May but will be having (CAD), our Chapter Activity Day, on May 3rd at the Nature Center starting at 9:00am. Make plans to attend, get a free lunch, wonderful training, and earn some of your required hours. This will be the last meeting until August Join the Herbarium group A few of you have indicated that you wished to participate in the herbarium. I have approached the crew and they are willing to meet one Saturday out of each month starting in September. June, July and August are too hard with vacations etc. If you are interested in participating with the herbarium crew on these Saturdays, please respond back to this email and let me know what your interests are with regard to the Herbarium. Thanks IIrene Hamel Wildlife Interpretive Specialist Wildlife Region III 11942 FM 848 Tyler, Texas 75707 ph. 903-566-9394 fax. 903-566-5538 Our Mission Statement “Certified Master Naturalists are volunteers dedicated to provide education, outreach, and service for the beneficial management of natural resources and natural areas within our communities.”

	Disclaimer This web site is managed by the East Texas Chapter of the Master NaturalistTM program. Please be aware that the East Texas Chapter does not make any representations, guarantees, or warranties as to the accuracy, completeness, currency, or suitability of information provided on this site; such information is provided as a public service. The East Texas Chapter specifically disclaims any and all liability for any claims or damages that may result from providing this public-service web site, including any claims or damages sustained from web sites which may be linked to the woodduck.org website and maintained by a third party. The inclusion of company or vendor names, or links to company or vendor names, does not in any way imply endorsement. The East Master Naturalist program is a public service program operated by Texas Cooperative Extension and the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department to provide accurate, unbiased natural resources information. The Texas Master Naturalist title may not be identified with any particular political viewpoint and may not be used by groups or individuals as they participate in political advocacy. The title is to be used only when doing unpaid volunteer work associated with and approved by the program.