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Learning to be a TN Amateur Naturalist


#1 Google hit for "TN amateur naturalist"
http://tnnaturalist.org/
Memphis Chapter, has good contacts from the biggest Naturalist institutions in Memphis.
http://tnnaturalist.org/4-Memphis.html
Promo of program from TN State Parks
https://tnstateparks.com/get-involved/tennessee-naturalist-program
The books I got from Memphis Library (Ben Hooks), the 500 section (574) on the 3rd floor.
It will be good to reach out to some of the Memphis Chapter folks and see what I get back. Have to think through what "reaching out" means.



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  1. MattJuly 21, 2018 at 9:50 AM

    Dear HERNANDEZ MATTHEW M,
    It looks like you have library items with an approaching
    due date. Do you need to keep them longer? Most items can
    be renewed twice. Find out how at:
    http://www.memphislibrary.org/renew-items/
    You can also drop them off at any Memphis Public Libraries
    location. Find a branch convenient for you at:
    http://www.memphislibrary.org/locations
    NOTE: You cannot renew audio-visual materials.

    1 call number:574.078 R845am ID:0115212490987
    The amateur naturalist : explorations and investigations / by Charles E.
    Roth.
    Roth, Charles Edmund, 1934-
    due:7/24/2018,23:59

    2 call number:574 B881 ID:0115229078759
    The amateur naturalist's handbook; With drawings by Don Greame Kelley.
    Brown, Vinson, 1912-
    due:7/24/2018,23:59

    3 call number:574 B73b ID:0115229110099
    Beyond your doorstep; a handbook to the country. Drawings by Peter
    Parnall.
    Borland, Hal, 1900-1978.
    due:7/24/2018,23:59

    4 call number:574.072 L421f ID:0115202168965
    A field guide to the familiar : learning to observe the natural world /
    Gale Lawrence ; illustrated by Adelaide Murphy.
    Lawrence, Gale, 1941-
    due:7/24/2018,23:59

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