"And through the understanding comes abruptly and at long last a glimpse of old reality, indestructible, hiding among the creatures wild and tame and the stones and the plants, and in the teeming dirt."
John Graves
Contact Us!
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Updating Your Member Information
You help keep our chapter going! Please help us by keeping in touch!
Want to go to a chapter meeting? Find out where we meet. Want to contact a chapter officer or committee member? Find out their contact information. Have you moved? Did your email address change? Please take a moment to update your member information. Please keep it current so we can tell you about our chapter activities. Your information is for chapter use only and will not be disclosed to outside parties per our privacy policy.
You can update your information with our Alamo Area Master Naturalist Contact Form. It's quick and easy!
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Chapter Meetings
Our Alamo Area Chapter meets on the second Tuesday of each month usually either at the Bexar County office of the Texas AgriLife Extension Service (Texas Cooperative Extension) or at the San Antonio Botanical Garden. Check the newsletter or the home page of this Web site every month for the actual location of each monthly meeting.
We usually have two meetings: A general meeting at 7:00 PM where a guest speaker presents a topic of interest for Master Naturalists and which is usually approved for advanced training hours.
Beforehand, our chapter board of directors has a meeting usually at 5:15 PM to cover chapter business.
If you have a topic that you want added to the next meeting's agenda, please contact the chapter president.
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Chapter Board of Directors
Our Alamo Area Chapter has a board of directors to provide leadership and direction and various chapter committees to handle the many tasks needed to run our organization. If you are interested in helping, please read about the chapter goals first. Extra help is always appreciated!
We are also always interested in increasing our knowledge and understanding of the natural world and of the proper use and management of natural resources. If you have an expertise or experience in a topic that fulfills our goals as Master Naturalists and are willing to share it with us, or if you know someone who does, then please contact our outreach coordinator about giving a possible presentation during one of our monthly chapter meetings.
