The Idaho Master Naturalist Program is sponsored by the Idaho Department of Fish & Game.

Learn more at Idaho Master Naturalist Program 

The mission of the Idaho Master Naturalist (IMN) program is to develop a corps of well-informed volunteers who actively work toward stewardship of Idaho's natural world. 

To become a Master Naturalist, participants:

• Attend 40 hours of provided education (classes, workshops, and hands-on field experiences) to learn about Idaho's ecosystems, animals, plants, and natural systems. 

• Donate 40 hours of volunteer service in the areas of stewardship, citizen science, and conservation education on a variety of projects with our partners and other organizations. 

The program fee for initial certification* is $100 (Subject to change)

*After initial certification, ongoing annual maintenance requires 8 hours of education and 40 hours of volunteer service. Annual dues of $25 (Subject to change) are required to remain an active member of the Teton Valley Chapter.