It has been a while since we have posted a link to our meeting videos. You can follow us on Youtube or Facebook to keep up with the videos. Our latest presentation discusses research one of our TMN trainees is now working on. Catarina Miranda presents on thornforest ecology. Many unknowns exist in regard to the ecology of our Rio Grande Valley ecosystems, including basic processes going on in a forest like patterns of plant growth, reproduction, and recruitment, all of which are incredibly important to the maintenance of diversity.
Our May meeting topic was Ocelot Research and Conservation in the Rio Grande Valley presented by Lindsay Martinez, Research Program Coordinator for the East Foundation.
One of our most popular recent presentations was by Clint Guadiana, Curator of Reptiles & Amphibians at Gladys Porter Zoo.
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