The Conservation Biology Club of Sul Ross University (Alpine Texas), hosted a certification on April 3rd, 2010. We visited Monahans Sand Hills State Park on day 1 and Terlingua Creek (near Big Bend National Park) on day 2. We saw the tracks of 27 species, including 15 mammals, 6 birds, 2 herps, and 4 invertebrates. Some of the highlights were the tracks of a badger foraging for food, great-horned owl tracks, bobcat tracks, and turkey vulture tracks.
Congratulations to David Mahler for achieving Level II and to Sally Street and Reagan Gage for earning Level 1.
The Earth Native Wilderness School organized a Track and Sign Certification around Bastrop, Texas from May 22-23, 2021. It poured down rain for most of the weekend, making conditions…
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The Earth Native Wilderness School organized a Track and Sign Certification around Bastrop, Texas from Oct 3-4, 2020. It's a strange year due to COVID-19, and we took precautions to…
