List of approved Advanced Training opportunities for Education in 2009 (see pdf file below)!
- Wild Basin Preserve
- Wildflower Center
- McKinney Roughs Environmental Center
- Bamberger Ranch Workshops (the Bambergers offer discounts to Master Naturalists on their workshops)
- Project WILD or Aquatic WILD
- Informal Classes at UT Austin (new classes offered every semester, see current listing, or call 512-471-0270.)
Please remember for an advanced training opportunity to be approved that you are interested in, you must provide information and documentation about the event, and submit it to Bill Dodd for approval. This includes who, where, when, how much, and what will be covered and for how long. “Hands on” and “learn use of tools, equipment, techniques” are good indications of events that fulfill the requirements.
2011 Plant Symposium
On Saturday, February 19, at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center the 10th Native Plant Spring Symposium will focus on the native grasses of Texas, what species are great for the home landscape, an overview of native grasses that provide habitat, food, and shelter for wildlife, and invasive grasses. The morning plenary session will be followed by two afternoon hands-on workshops. For more details and registration forms, click here.
