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Liz Tidwell is a Wildlife Program Specialist with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service. Originally from Pennsylvania, she has a B.S. from the University of Wyoming and a M.S. from Sul Ross State University, where she studied Montezuma quail in New Mexico. As a Program Specialist, she creates programs to help small acreage landowners manage the resources on their property. While Liz loves birds, she harbors a deep love for javelina aka “potatoes” and will squeal like a little girl whenever she sees one!If I could be a bird: Eastern screech owl
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Emily Grant is a 4-H County Extension Agent in Gillespie County with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service. Originally from Springtown, Texas she graduated from Texas A&M University. Emily has dedicated her career to education, first as an agriculture science teacher and now as a county agent who has a passion for the sheep and goat industry. As a county agent, she leads youth education programs about agriculture and natural resources. Given the choice, Emily prefers looking at sheep and goats over birds; however, she learned that she is a good spotter and has grown to enjoy going out with our birders and learning!If I could be a bird: Flamingo
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Bryan Calk, a birder since age 10, is a professional birding and nature tour guide for NatureScape Tours. He spent his formative years all across Texas and started his birding journey at Fort Clark Springs, one of the special stops on our trip. Bryan currently resides in Albuquerque, New Mexico.If I could be a bird: Common raven
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