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Anne Kurtin

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Anna Kurtin is an Urban Wildlife Biologist with Texas Parks and Wildlife in San Antonio. She grew up hiking, biking, and exploring the outdoors in Georgetown, Texas and attended the University of Texas at Austin for her undergraduate and the University of Montana for her master’s in Wildlife Biology, where she was also a Smithsonian Fellow. Much of her work has been focused on rare and threatened species, including time as a resource management assistant with the National Park Service and as a data manager with the TPWD Texas Natural Diversity Database. She is passionate about sharing knowledge and tools to protect nature with local communities and can’t wait to work with the Texas Master Naturalists to support their incredible work!

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