A visit to Native American Seed revealed the rhythms of restoration—from blooming fields to the delicate timing of harvest.

HCMNs traded work gloves and loppers for paddles and picnic plates. It was a day to relax, laugh, and celebrate the people who give so much to our natural spaces.

Costumes, games, native plants, and fluttering wings—this year’s Monarch Fest was a joyful celebration of pollinators and the people who care for them.

Support vital research on winter bird populations. Grab your binoculars and help count the colorful visitors at bird blinds across Hays County.

At the 2025 Annual TMN Meeting, Hays County Master Naturalists helped showcase the knowledge, talent, and spirit that define our chapter.

Hearing the whistling wings of a flock of Teal overhead keeps me waking up before sunrise, putting on waders, and waiting patiently for the ducks.