Tag: Dec2020

I learned by studying, observing, documenting, sketching, and sharing my adventure with you. I am feeling gratified that not only was I able to attend the TMN Virtual Annual Conference, but that I put what I learned into practice and had fun doing it.

by Linda Butcher Meteors are believed to originate in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter. They are a solid piece of material that survives passage through the atmosphere to reach the surface. Once it strikes the earth it is called a meteorite. Meteorites occur in three types, stony, iron, and a combination of stone…

Our Chapter Advisor, Javier de Leon, was the recipient of the TMN State Office’s 2020 Chapter Advisor Award at this year’s TMN state meeting.

I learned more about vultures than I have ever learned before.

As we approach a new TMN year, we would like to say thank you to the 2020 Rio Grande Valley Chapter Officers, Directors, Standing Committee Chairs, and previous newsletter editor. Your dedication and hard work is greatly appreciated. Thank you for making a difference! – Diane Hall 2020 Leadership: Officers President: Larry Johnson  1st Vice President: Tami Bulow 2nd Vice President:…