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Autumn Brings Increased Deer Activity on Roadways

The familiar cadence of football season, pumpkins draped across neighborhoods, crunchy and bright autumn foliage, and a chill in the air……

Nov 20

Autumn Brings Increased Deer Activity on Roadways

Nov 20

AgriLife Today: Hibbitts adds herpetology expertise to Texas A&M Department of Ecology and…

Toby Hibbitts ’00, Ph.D., blames his career choice on his father, but his role in herpetology, the science behind reptiles and amphibians…

Nov 4

AgriLife Today: Hibbitts adds herpetology expertise to Texas A&M Department of Ecology and…

Nov 4

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Conservation Research

SERPPAS: Red-cockaded Woodpecker Downlisted

We are excited to share the announcement from the Department of Interior that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is downlisting the…

Nov 4

SERPPAS: Red-cockaded Woodpecker Downlisted

Nov 4

Published in
Land Stewardship

NRI Announces $2 Million for Conservation Easements in Camp Bullis Sentinel Landscape

San Antonio, TX - In response to the rapid urbanization surrounding Joint Base San Antonio-Camp Bullis, the Texas A&M Natural Resources…

Nov 4

NRI Announces $2 Million for Conservation Easements in Camp Bullis Sentinel Landscape

Nov 4

Published in
Conservation Research

The Fall Sourcebook is Here

Directly from the field, the Fall 2024 NRI Sourcebook is here — each year, we publish a digital collection of the recently published…

Oct 31

The Fall Sourcebook is Here

Oct 31

AgriLife Today: Millions of bats call Texas home sweet home

Separating fact from fiction about this fascinating flying mammal

Oct 31

AgriLife Today: Millions of bats call Texas home sweet home

Oct 31

Published in
Land Stewardship

New SERPPAS publication provides overview of living shoreline permitting and regulatory review

In a new publication, “Overview of Living Shoreline Permitting and Regulatory Review in North Carolina, Georgia, Florida, and Mississippi,”…

Oct 16

New SERPPAS publication provides overview of living shoreline permitting and regulatory review

Oct 16

Extension Publication released on Feral Pigs and Disease Concerns

College Station — The Texas A&M Natural Resources Institute (NRI) released a new publication titled “ Disease Concerns Associated with…

Oct 16

Extension Publication released on Feral Pigs and Disease Concerns

Oct 16

Farm and ranch lands program safeguards millions in water conservation, flood prevention and ag…

The Texas A&M Natural Resources Institute released the 2024 evaluation report today for the Texas Farm and Ranch Lands Conservation Program…

Oct 11

Farm and ranch lands program safeguards millions in water conservation, flood prevention and ag…

Oct 11

Published in
Conservation Research

Bighorn Sheep Relocation in Sonora, Mexico

Mountain sheep (spp.) abundance across North America has declined more than 60% from historic times due to factors such as overgrazing…

Oct 1

Bighorn Sheep Relocation in Sonora, Mexico

Oct 1

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