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Welcome to the Capital Area Master Naturalists (CAMN) |
Our website is dedicated to keeping members and interested members of the public up-to-date on opportunities for learning and volunteer service in our area. The strength of our program is in its nature as a mutually-supportive community of highly-motivated and independent individuals. This site hopes to empower that community by promoting communications about what the members have been doing and what they can be doing to serve Central Texas.
CAMN volunteers continue to make a difference in the stewardship of natural resources across our area. We are proud of all the great projects that are happening and want to share them with you. Take the time to share our pride in your hard work, the learning that occurs and the sharing of your knowledge with others. The evidence of this great effort can be seen in our Hill Country surroundings, our streams and rivers, our thickets and woods, prairies and parks, and finally our schools.
Picture, courtesy: Theresa Bayoud
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CAMN Monthly Meeting August 30, 2008 at 6:30, at the Austin Nature and Science Center
Bill Carr, co-author of Rare Plants of
Texas will be speaking.
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Help us stay dues-free
In order to help defray our refreshment expenses, members and visitors are requested to contribute to our donation basket available at each meeting. Thank you for your support!
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 The Texas Master Naturalist program activities are coordinated by AgriLife Extension and Texas Parks and Wildlife. Texas Master Naturalist programs serve all people regardless of socioeconomic level, race,color,sex,religion,disability or national origin.
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