Wildlife Management and Conservation Projects

Game Species Management

Game animals are important ecologically, economically, and culturally. Decisions about harvest pressure and habitat management, along with variables outside of management control like weather and disease presence, interact to drive the dynamics of wildlife populations. We study these factors at a landscape scale to develop strategies that ensure the long-term sustainability of these populations.

Outcomes

Ocelot Population Slowly Growing Through Cultivation


The recovery of the ocelot largely depends on private landowners and the stewardship of their lands. East Foundation is committed to producing reliable research aimed at making this a reality.

Locations:

San Antonio Viejo

related PUBLICATIONS

Survival of White-Tailed Deer and Predator-Prey Dynamics in South Texas

September 23, 2026
Theses & Dissertations

Toxoplasma Gondii:  Challenges and Perspectives in Interpreting Longitudinal Seroprevalence Data for a Chronic Parasitic Infection

May 26, 2026
Peer-Reviewed

Techniques for Estimating Quail Abundance in Rangeland Vegetation

March 11, 2026
Peer-Reviewed

Timing of Rainfall Influences Juvenile and Yearling Mass of a Long-Lived Herbivore in a Semiarid Environment

March 2, 2026
Peer-Reviewed

Measuring Congruence Between Available and Selected Vegetation at Wild Turkey Nest Sites

December 8, 2025

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