A team of Texas Master Naturalists from across the state attended the 2025 Texas State Science and Engineering Fair to judge and selected the 2025 TMN Conservation Award winners. The junior winners were Brycen Whatley and Joe Allen of Jefferson Junior High for their project The Algae-nator. The senior winners were Daniel Puente and Ramon Gallegos of La Vega High School for their project Eco Stepping Stones. All winners are invited to the TMN 2025 Annual Meeting. Learn more about the 2025 winners, and past winners, by visiting: https://txmn.tamu.edu/blog/youth-conservation-science-awards See you this fall in College Station! #TMNAnnualMeeting #TMN2025AnnualMeeting #TexasMasterNaturalist (fb)

TWO WEEKS LEFT! Apply now for the Pollinators for Texas Initiative! Texas Master Naturalist Chapters are encouraged to apply for financial awards of up to $4,000 to support native pollinator conservation projects. This opportunity is made possible through our partnership with H-E-B, who generously donated $80,000 to help protect native pollinators across the state. Applications close June 1 at 11:59 PM. For more information or to apply, visit our website: https://txmn.tamu.edu/pollinators-for-texas (fb)