If you would you like to help keep the natural state natural with a band of volunteers in one of the most beautiful regions of Arkansas, North Central Arkansas Master Naturalists (NCAMN) are seeking new members as they clear hiking trails, plant and nurture wildflowers, analyze creek water chemistry, gather information during birding and butterfly excursions, teach youngsters and their families about nature, and/or learn about rocks, trees, butterflies, stars and much more.
NCAMN welcomes new members — Naturalists-in-Training (NiTs) — every January with a course taught by top-notch experts on Arkansas’s wildlife, including plants, animals, rocks and even stars.
“Master Naturalists have a lot of fun as we work and play in Ozark woods and waterways,” said NCAMN President Margie Smotherman. “We are always thrilled when new members join us.”…