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Texas Chapter of The Wildlife Society – 2018 Conference

January 22, 2018 by Teri Gaston

by Dr. Maureen Frank
This year’s meeting of the Texas Chapter of The Wildlife Society (TCTWS) will be held at the Sheraton Dallas and will focus on the topic “The relevance of conservation to a diverse society: how to make it a reality.” The excellent list of plenary speakers includes Dr. Steve Williams, President of the Wildlife Management Institute; Ms. Becky Humphries, CEO of the National Wild Turkey Federation; Dr. John McDonald, President of The Wildlife Society, and Ms. Tina Yturria Buford, Director of Education for East Foundation.The annual TCTWS conference is a great place to learn about the latest wildlife research, meet with biologists, land managers, and other wildlife professionals, and to get a good dose of inspiration on all things wildlife.

Early bird registration ends 1/31/18 and can be completed online at http://tctws.org/annual-meeting-2/registration/.

Hope to see you there!

Filed Under: News Tagged With: conference, Dr. Maureen Frank, Texas Chapter of the Wildlife Society

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