Kansas Master Naturalist

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What is a Master Naturalist?

A Kansas Master Naturalist (KMN) is a trained volunteer who provides expertise and services for natural resource projects that benefit the community.

KMNs are trained and certified in Kansas Natural Resource concepts. They, in turn, give voluntary service for a variety of projects that utilize their training. Training is offered in the spring of even numbered years.

Since 2011, Master Naturalists have given over 1,800 hours, impacted more than 25,500 people by providing volunteer service to the community. MN's multiply the natural resource work that can be accomplished. MN projects include youth & adult education, bee removal, riverbank restoration, national/state/ city park restoration, native plant establishment, and nature trail installation and maintenance.

2020 Master Naturalist Training Class

Advanced Training Opportunities

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Contact Us

Pam Paulsen

Reno County Extension
(620) 662-2371
ppaulsen@ksu.edu