Hear from East Foundation's Range and Wildlife Specialist, Abe Woodard, as he discusses the Sustainable Harvest of Northern Bobwhites. See the attached flyer for other topics, speakers, and RSVP info.

No matter your brand or mission, chances are you will find your audience at The Wildlife Society’s Annual Conference. They regularly have attendees from all 50 U.S. states, several Canadian provinces, sovereign tribes, and beyond. Their attendees are researchers, executives, technicians, professors, land managers, decision-makers, policy analysts, statisticians, students, and more.

Don’t miss the opportunity to attend the 84th Annual Meeting of Texas Soil and Water Conservation District Directors - a beneficial conservation meeting in Texas. You'll enjoy great speakers, breakout sessions, and the advantage of networking with other local Conservation District Directors, SWCD employees, NRCS personnel, and state staff. Additionally, an extensive tradeshow will feature numerous agencies, including East Foundation.

This study found that reduced summer rainfall in semi-arid Texas led to increased stress hormone levels in lactating female white-tailed deer the following autumn. This demonstrates that environmental stressors can have long-lasting effects on animals, which is important for understanding the potential impacts of climate change on wildlife.

A study of nilgai antelope in southern Texas from 2018-2021 found high pregnancy rates (79%) and frequent twins (56%), with sexual maturity reached as early as 1 year old. These findings confirm high fecundity in the introduced population, suggesting a need for targeted harvest management of nilgai cows to prevent overpopulation.