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TMN Good Water Chapter monthly meeting: “Invasive Species in Texas”

January 8, 2017 by

Event:   Thursday, January 26, 2017,  at 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm,   Schedule:  6:00 pm Social Time with light refreshments,  at 6:30 pm a short business meeting with announcements,  followed at 7:00 pm by the speaker’s presentation and usually ends approximately 8:00 pm.

Title:   “Invasive Species in Texas”

Presented by: Dr. Hans Landel,  Invasive Species Program Coordinator

 Dr. Landel has over a decade of experience in field research, including studies of endangered wildlife species. He joined the Wildflower Center in 2015 and oversees the Center’s work combating invasive species, which includes managing the Texas Invasives website — a central repository of information about invasive plants and other pests statewide.

He develops and administers workshops to teach Texans how to identify and track invasive species that affect state landscapes, produces online educational materials and the monthly  iWire invasives newsletter, and collaborates with organizations interested in invasives, including the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Texas A&M Forest Service and the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

Dr. Landel  previously spent more than 20 years teaching college courses ranging from basic biology and wildlife management to natural history, marine biology and fieldwork.   He received a bachelor’s degree in zoology from the University of California – Davis and a doctorate in biology from Purdue University,   West Lafayette, Indiana.   He has also volunteered on habitat restoration and rehabilitation projects and given educational presentations with local environmental groups in the Seattle, Washington, area.   He is presently a member of the Travis Audubon Society.

Location:   Williamson County Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Office meeting room,  3151 SE Inter Loop Rd., Georgetown, TX  78626 .

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