Texas State Wildlife Society

Texas State Wildlife Society The Wildlife Society at Texas State University is an organization dedicated to the conservation of wildlife and their habitats. Come join us!
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Linktree:
https://linktr.ee/Txstwildlife We will meet biweekly on Wednesdays at 5:30 pm at Supple 112

Meeting dates for the Fall 2021 semester are as follows:

Meeting 1 (Sept 1)--- Jason True- Assistant Park Superintendent Palmetto State Park; Topic: Natural Resource Management in State Parks

Meeting 2 (Sept 15)--- Dr. Darren Proppe Research Coordinator at Wild Basin Preserve; Topic: TBA

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ing 3 (Sept 29)--- Anna Matthews- Science Coordinator - Oaks and Prairies Joint Venture; topic: oaks and prairie joint venture

Meeting 4 (Oct 13)--- Lee Burton

Meeting 5 (Oct 27)---- REU presentation from Lissy and Kianna

Meeting 6 (Nov 10)--- Jennifer Cordova- Wildlife Specialist III- Conservation on Black-footed Ferret in the state of Arizona. (ZOOM)

Meeting 7 (Dec 1)--- Paul Crump- Herpetologist, Nongame and Rare Species Program; Topic TBD

At our chapter meetings, we present a list of upcoming events like: research opportunities, camping/hiking trips, annual fundraising events, public outreach, hands-on animal activities and so much more! We frequently have guest speakers who present on a wide variety of topics ranging from how to get a wildlife job, and current research on wildlife in the state of Texas. We always welcome new members from any major, so message us or come on by!

Hey Wildlifers!Hope everyone had a great start to their Fall semester!Here’s some info on when and where our meetings wi...
08/25/2026

Hey Wildlifers!

Hope everyone had a great start to their Fall semester!

Here’s some info on when and where our meetings will take place! We’ve got lots of interesting events and speakers planned, and we hope you can make it!

Our first meeting for Fall will be on September 9th from 5:30-6:30pm, and we’ll be posting more on that soon!

Stay tuned and hydrated!!

TWS@TXST is announcing our new non-fiction bookclub! This month’s book will be Braiding Sweetgrass, and the discussion m...
07/24/2026

TWS@TXST is announcing our new non-fiction bookclub! This month’s book will be Braiding Sweetgrass, and the discussion meeting will take place virtually on July 27th at 5 PM. This bookclub is open to everyone, including non-members and non-students. Join our Discord to talk about books and share pictures of your cute pets! Happy reading!
Discord Link: https://discord.gg/dwKcukUgM

On March 29th, we gathered to celebrate Women in Wildlife 🌸🐝 An evening full of great conversations, incredible women, a...
03/31/2026

On March 29th, we gathered to celebrate Women in Wildlife 🌸🐝 An evening full of great conversations, incredible women, and a shared passion for wildlife and conservation. Thank you to our amazing sponsors — Roughhouse Brewing, Plateau Land & Wildlife Management, and Texas Wildlife Association — for making this night possible. Here’s to the women shaping the future of wildlife! 🦌🌿

Hey wildlifers! Next week will be our 5th meeting of the semester, featuring Dr. Reeves! She’ll be attending via zoom an...
03/18/2026

Hey wildlifers!
Next week will be our 5th meeting of the semester, featuring Dr. Reeves! She’ll be attending via zoom and talking about her non-traditional journey in veterinary medicine along with the conservation and research she has been a part of.
We look forward to seeing you all there!

Hey wildlifers,Here’s the recap for last week’s meeting. If you have any questions feel free to dm us or message us on F...
03/18/2026

Hey wildlifers,
Here’s the recap for last week’s meeting. If you have any questions feel free to dm us or message us on Flare. As always, the slides are also posted on the canvas for more information :)

Hey Wildlifers!With the 100th Black History Month coming to a close, we wanted to take a moment to highlight one of our ...
02/28/2026

Hey Wildlifers!

With the 100th Black History Month coming to a close, we wanted to take a moment to highlight one of our peers: Eva Chukwudi. Ms. Chukwudi was kind enough to provide us with some very insightful responses to a set of questions we had prepared for her.

We hope everyone has had a wonderful month, wildlife is a field where everyone is welcome and every individual’s voice deserves to be heard. Happy 100th Black History Month everyone :)

Texas Chapter of The Wildlife Society 2026 Recap🐾 Thank you to our sponsors that helped us bring 15 students to this ama...
02/24/2026

Texas Chapter of The Wildlife Society 2026 Recap🐾 Thank you to our sponsors that helped us bring 15 students to this amazing professional development and networking conference! We can’t wait to go back again next year with even more students.🦇

Hey Wildlifers,if you weren’t able to attend the meeting here is the recap. Like always if you have any questions you ca...
02/13/2026

Hey Wildlifers,

if you weren’t able to attend the meeting here is the recap. Like always if you have any questions you can DM us. Full PowerPoint is on our canvas.🐺

Hey Wildlifers,if you weren’t able to attend the meeting here is the recap. Like always if you have any questions you ca...
02/02/2026

Hey Wildlifers,

if you weren’t able to attend the meeting here is the recap. Like always if you have any questions you can DM us. Full PowerPoint is on our canvas.🐾

Hey wildlifers,Continuing our inspire initiative project, we present our last spotlight for the year representing Asian ...
12/30/2025

Hey wildlifers,

Continuing our inspire initiative project, we present our last spotlight for the year representing Asian American Pacific Islanders. Highlighted in today’s post is our very own, Eros Baua!

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