Laurels – Winter 2023
Cover art for “The Boy Who Could Bee” VMN Volunteer Roger Gosden Publishes a New Book for Young Adults Our Virginia Master Naturalist volunteers are multi-talented, and many of them…
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Laurels – Fall 2022
Shea Megale and Tom Ligon with their Water Quality Special Team Award from the Prince William Soil and Water Conservation District. Merrimac Farm Volunteers Tom Ligon and Shea Megale Earn…
Laurels – Summer 2022
Each quarter, we invite VMN chapters to share stories of volunteers’ awards and accomplishments. Our Laurels posts are not only a way to provide recognition to those volunteers, but also…
Laurels – Spring 2022
Each quarter, we invite VMN chapters to share stories of volunteers’ awards and accomplishments. Our Laurels posts are not only a way to provide recognition to those volunteers, but also…
Laurels – Winter 2022
Each quarter, we invite VMN chapters to share stories of volunteers’ awards and accomplishments. Our Laurels posts are not only a way to provide recognition to those volunteers, but also…
Laurels – Fall 2021
Each quarter, we invite VMN chapters to share stories of volunteers’ awards and accomplishments. Our Laurels posts are not only a way to provide recognition to those volunteers, but also…
Laurels – Summer 2021
Two New Additions to the VMN Golden Circle Ike Isenhauer (VMN-Shenandoah Chapter) and David Youker (VMN-Historic Rivers Chapter) are the two most recent volunteers to have contributed 5,000 hours of…
Laurels – Spring 2021
Each quarter, we invite VMN chapters to share stories of volunteers’ awards and accomplishments. Our Laurels posts are not only a way to provide recognition to those volunteers, but also…
VMN Laurels – Winter 2021
Ty Smith, VMN volunteer in the Central Piedmont Chapter, observing one of his herpetological finds. For additional inspiring stories of volunteer activities, see our post on 2020 Impactful Projects. Central…
Laurels – Fall 2020
New Natural History Research Articles by Virginia Master Naturalists Banisteria, the journal of the Virginia Natural History Society is now completely electronic and Open Access. Articles are now posted on…