Panel Discussion on Contemporary Issues in Grassland Restoration

Panel Discussion on Contemporary Issues in Grassland Restoration
Hosted by Dr. Darrel Murray, Wildlife, Sustainability and Ecosystem Science, Tarleton State University
[1-hour Zoom Recording of Event on 4/20/21]

Description:  Grassland systems are one of the most endangered land systems on Earth. Tarleton State University is located within what was historically native grasslands mixed with savannas and woodlands. These are now altered, and often degraded, by land use. As part of a USDA grant within the WSES department, a large-scale comprehensive initiative was proposed to restore connections with Texas grasslands through research, education, and outreach activities. This panel was comprised of representatives from Tarleton, Texas Tech University, Texas A&M, and the Botanical Research Institute of Texas.  Participants:  John Tomecek, Dan Caudle, Morgan Treadwell, Caitlyn Cooper-Norris, William Fox, & Darrel Murray.

To receive the link for viewing the recording of this event, send an email request to Dr. Marsha Stephens at:  [email protected].  To receive credit (1 hour, Advanced Training) for viewing the recording, log your hour to:  AT: Tarleton classes/lectures with  Grassland Restoration Panel Discussion in the “Describe Your Training” box.