Virtual Meeting

Featuring guest speakers: Amanda E. Berlinski | Interpretive Planner and Trainer Sarah R. Johnson | Climate Change Education Specialist, Wild Rose Education Trying to communicate climate change, but people just don't seem to respond to your facts and science? As important as knowing the climate science, social science provides evidence-based practices that allow us to communicate climate... Read More →

Seabirds were humans' first companions when we ventured onto the ocean. With adaptations for long flights over open waters, seabirds like the Laysan Albatross endure some of the harshest conditions on Earth. They are champions of the bird world, holding records for longest migration, deepest diver, largest wingspan, and more! These often unseen birds are... Read More →

Monarch research and restoration highlights: Collaborations in the west Stay connected with the latest monarch conservation topics by attending our free monthly webinars. This series is a unique opportunity to hear from experts across various interdisciplinary fields related to monarchs, other pollinators, their habitats, and the threats and pressures that make conservation urgent. Bring your... Read More →

Coauthors of "Land Stewardship for Birds" Jan Wrede: Environmental Educator and Writer & retired from the Cibolo Nature Center; Rufus Stephens: TPWD Wildlife Biologist & Rufus Wildlife Consulting, LLC Click Here to Register Enjoy learning about improving water quality, water quantity, conservation practices, water law, and aquatic habitats. Join us throughout the year for FREE.  Visit the Texas... Read More →

Intense competition. Raging ambition. Towering egos. Heroic effort alternating with plagiarism and fraud. That was the state of bird study in eastern North America in the early 1800s, as a few intrepid characters raced to find the last few bird species that were still unknown to science. ​When Kenn Kaufman began delving into this period... Read More →

Join Dr. Diana Boon for an overview of a year in her life as the International Crane Foundation’s Director of Conservation Medicine and Veterinarian. Learn about Conservation Medicine’s involvement with international projects, student collaborations with the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s School of Veterinary Medicine, HPAI (Avian Influenza) monitoring in our flock, research and daily aviculture. Diana recently... Read More →

Presented by Schyler Rhea of Wildlife Habitat Federation Agricultural production and urbanization have been a leading cause of the loss and degradation of native grassland habitat. Texas is a diverse state with ten ecoregions, many of which historically encompassed prairie and savanna grasslands vital to the survival of many species of wildlife. Over time, these... Read More →