by Bill Rich A few years ago my friend Sylvia Casselman told me that she was excited about some frog fruit that had established itself
Tag: March2022
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by Sandra Mink I see these slate gray birds with their long sturdy orange beaks hunched over, hiding in the thick tangled brush. I see
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by Robert Hernandez The South Texas Border Chapter of Texas Master Naturalist has accepted the invitation to participate in the annual Rio Grande Valley Home and Garden Show
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by Rudy Escobar Part of becoming a Texas Master Naturalist (TMN) and being one is to educate citizens about our environment and natural resources. As
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Officers President: Roberto Gaitan 1st Vice President: Robin Gelston 2nd Vice President: Barbara Peet Secretary: Carolyn Cardile Treasurer: Betsy Hosick Directors Membership: Joni Gillis New Class: Barbara Peet Communications:
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by Diana Lehmann Have any of you taken First Aid training? I am sure many of you have. For those of you who haven’t, let