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ROCing Results Presentations & Q+A – 2019 CW Summit
Measuring and reporting the results of conservation can be hard. Using a Return on Conservation framework that works can be a profitable competitive advantage. Watch the ROCing Results presentations below from the 2019 Conservation Wrangler Summit. Measuring and Evaluating Natural Resource Metrics Holly Bamford, Ph.D., Chief Conservation Officer at National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, presented… Read More
Futureproof Presentations & Q+A – 2019 CW Summit
Texas’ population is expected to grow 60% by 2050. Innovating and planning to best utilize and provide access to resources offers a sustainable advantage for our future. Watch the presentations below from the Futureproof panel at our 2019 Conservation Wrangler Summit. Health and Nature Jay Maddock, PhD, FAAHB, Chief Wellness Officer, Texas A&M University, presented… Read More
Treasure from Trash Presentations & Q+A – 2019 CW Summit
Resources come in many forms – including some that are headed for a landfill. Collaborating to utilize resources can create healthy habitats, recreation opportunities, cost savings, and even mitigate storm risks! Learn more in our Treasure from Trash panel below with their presentations from the 2019 Conservation Wrangler Summit. 2019 Conservation Wrangler – Oyster Shell… Read More
This Land is Our Land Presentations & Q+A – 2019 CW Summit
95% of Texas is privately owned. Innovating to achieve broad and enduring conservation practices is key to our health, food systems, recreation opportunities, and sustained economy. Watch the This Land is Our Land panel below at the 2019 Conservation Wrangler Summit. Texas Land & Demographic Trends Neal Wilkins, President and CEO, East Foundation & Chairman… Read More
Conservation Education – A Conversation with Baylor University’s Office of Sustainability
We sat down with Baylor University’s Director of Sustainability and Special Projects, Smith Getterman, to discuss conservation at the collegiate level and sustainability in the Lone Star State. TxN: What is your name and role at Baylor University? Getterman: Smith Getterman, Director of Sustainability and Special Projects TxN: What does Baylor University do and what is Baylor… Read More
5 Ways to Have a Holly, Jolly, and Green Holiday Season
Written by Meagan Doyle, Social Media & Marketing Intern, Texan by Nature During the holiday season, Americans become more wasteful than the rest of the year, throwing away about 25% more trash between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Eve. Check out these five ways to go green while celebrating your favorite time of year! 1. Consider… Read More
Repurpose with Purpose – Interview with Southwest Airlines
Texan by Nature sat down with Megan Lee from Southwest Airlines to discuss the company’s commitment to conservation. Read about their mission, programs, and more! “It’s as much about doing the right thing as it is about being good environmental stewards.” What is your name and role at Southwest Airlines? Megan Lee, Senior Manager… Read More
5 Ways To Be A Successful Texas Land and Wildlife Steward
Written by Matt Wagner, Project Development, Texan by Nature With over 95% of the land in the state of Texas being privately owned, it is imperative for landowners to be educated on how to properly care for the natural resources that they have in their own backyards. In order to ensure a prosperous future for… Read More
5 Ways to Be a Land Steward in an Urban Setting
Written by Amy Snelgrove, Data and Project Manager, Texan by Nature Our rural landscapes provide more than great scenery as we roam across Texas. Farms, ranches, and forests—rural working lands—produce our food and fiber, and safeguard our clean water, air, and wildlife habitat. When you begin to see the land for what it produces and… Read More
A Legacy of Conservation – A Conversation with Regan Gammon
We sat down with Texan by Nature Co-Founder, Regan Gammon, to find out what it means to leave a legacy of conservation. See what she said below! TxN: Where did you grow up and what is your favorite memory from your childhood? Regan: I grew up in Midland, Texas. My favorite memories of Midland revolve… Read More