The Indiana Master Naturalist Program provides many hands-on opportunities to learn about Hoosier natural resources. It also provides a way for participants to share that knowledge, along with life experiences, through volunteer service.

The Greater Wabash River RC&D Council and Clinton, Carroll, Tippecanoe, Howard and Benton County Soil and Water Conservation Districts are sponsoring an Indiana Master Naturalist (IMN) Workshop. The eight-week IMN Workshop will be held once weekly beginning Sept. 8 and continue through Oct. 27 from 6-9 p.m. at Camp George C. Cullom near Frankfort.

Core curriculum topics will include zoology, botany, geology/ soils, water quality, people and natural resources and astronomy. Class size is limited to 30.

For more information including fee or to register, contact Leah Harden, Clinton County SWCD at 765-659-1223 extension 3 or the local Soil and Water Conservation District.