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Wild at Work

A STEWARDSHIP SERIES

Wild at Work Webinars

The Wild at Work webinars, held monthly during the lunch hour, provide opportunities for members and non-members alike to learn from experts on a variety of wildlife, conservation, and hunting initiatives such as chemical toxicants for hog control, introduction to pond management, and research updates on the impact of wind energy projects on local bat populations. This online content is also available on the TWA YouTube channel.

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⏱︎ 49 min.

The Deep History of Human-Animal Relationships in the Big Bend: Current Archaeological Insights

Erika Blecha – Archaeologist with the Center for Big Bend Studies at Sul Ross State University

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The Role of Joint Ventures in Habitat Restoration in Texas

Price Rumbelow, Rio Grande Joint Venture

Youth Conservation Opportunities

East Foundation | Guadalupe River Trout Unlimited | Texas Brigades | Texas Chapter of The Wildlife Society | Texas Section Society for Range Management
⏱︎ 46 min.

Duck Migration Outlook

Todd Merendino – Manager of Conservation Programs, Ducks Unlimited

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⏱︎ 51 min.

Beekeeping 101

Dylan Castro – Head Beekeeper, Keepers Harvest

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⏱︎ 49 min.

2025 White-Tailed Deer Season Preview

Blaize Korzekwa – TPWD

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⏱︎ 62 min.

New World Screwworm: A Framework for Management Decisions

Jason Sawyer – Chief Scientist, East Foundation

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⏱︎ 54 min.

Recapping the 89th Legislative Session

Joey Park & Mignon McGarry

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⏱︎ 64 min.

Pocket Prairie Restoration

Liz Tidwell – AgriLife Extension

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⏱︎ 49 min.

Cecal Eye Worms in Northern Bobwhite Quail

Dr. Ron Kendall – Texas Tech University

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⏱︎ 62 min.

New World Screwworm: Outbreaks and Control

Dr. Sandra Leyendecker – Texas Animal Health Commission Laredo Region Director

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⏱︎ 55 min.

Chemical Applications for Brush Control

Benny Martinez – Corteva Agriscience

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⏱︎ 57 min.

Landowner Perspectives on Renewable Leasing

Laura Bowen – Braun & Gresham, PLLC

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⏱︎ 34 min.

Drones & Wildlife Research

Paul Sinclair – Wildlife Drones & Tom Garin – Advanced Telemetry Systems

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⏱︎ 63 min.

Pond Management 101

Todd Sink & Brittany Chesser – Texas A&M University

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⏱︎ 34 min.

Partners for Fish and Wildlife Program

Cyndee Watson – Texas State Coordinator for the Partners for Fish and Wildlife Program, US Fish and Wildlife Service

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⏱︎ 47 min.

Wildlife & Property Taxes

Shane Kiefer – Plateau Land & Wildlife Management

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⏱︎ 47 min.

Bat Interactions with Renewable Energy

Dr. Sarah Fritts – Texas State University

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⏱︎ 51 min.

The Hunting Business

Greg Simons – Wildlife Systems

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⏱︎ 60 min.

Toxicant Use in Feral Hog Control

Dr. John Tomecek – Texas A&M University

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⏱︎ 49 min.

Prescribed Fire as a Land Management Tool

Thomas Janke – Pheasants Forever/Quail Forever

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⏱︎ 53 min.

Wild Harvest Initiative

Shane Mahoney – President, Conservation Visions – Founder, Wild Harvest Initiative

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⏱︎ 61 min.

Grazing Management and Financial Assistance Programs for Wildlife

Will Newman – Farm Bill Coordinator, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department

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⏱︎ 47 min.

Dr. Dale Rollins Greatest Hits

Dr. Dale Rollins – Rolling Plains Quail Research Foundation

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⏱︎ 64 min.

Wildlife Habitat Restoration for Water Security

Katie Meyers – Rural Programs Coordinator, Tarrant Regional Water District

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Contact Us

For more information about Wild at Work, contact the Conservation Education Specialist:

MEGAN PINEDA
Conservation Education Specialist

mpineda@texas-wildlife.org

TWA OFFICE
6644 FM 1102
New Braunfels
Texas 78132
Tel (830) 660-5936