The Summer Sourcebook is here
Directly from the field, the Summer 2023 NRI Sourcebook is here — each season, we publish a digital collection of the recently published peer-reviewed scientific publications, research reports, and resources developed to support the improvement of conservation, natural resource management, and private land stewardship. This collection is for you, your partners and community to use and share where we can collaborate to create resiliency.
This season we’re releasing our most diverse body of work yet, with findings on camera trap herpetofauna surveys, large mammal reproduction influences and research methodologies, strategies for conserving imperiled species and estimating their future population persistence in the face of climate change, the use of technology to improve geographic distribution models, and the use of live streaming field-based learning courses. We are also releasing scientific reports and landowner resources about water trends in Texas, statewide land conservation issues, and carbon markets. Each item featured in the Sourcebook can be accessed on the NRI website under Research.
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Abigail joined the Texas A&M Natural Resources Institute in April 2017 as a student assistant. She currently works as a Project Coordinator for a variety of projects, but she was instrumental in creating resources for the…
As a program manager for partnerships for the Texas A&M Natural Resources Institute, Brittany works with our partners to build strategies to grow the recognition and use of sound science, expanding conversations around co…
