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Eva Frederick

Articles (61)

June 2024 Issue

The Search for the Lost Salamander

A pale, eyeless amphibian swims beneath our feet, and one herpetologist is determined to find it.

By Eva Frederick
August/September 2023 Issue

Stewards of Nature: Mark and Cheryl Brown

La Grange ranchers restored their native prairie - and they want to help others do the same.

By Eva Frederick
January/February 2025 Issue

Largest Known Protein Discovered in Texas Lake

PKZILLA is a big, marine protein that spews toxins and plays a role in devastating algae blooms.

Story by Eva Frederick
January/February 2025 Issue

As Bears Return to Lone Star State, West Texans Learn to Coexist

Biologists hope Texas bear research will give residents a toolkit to manage growing populations.

Story by Eva Frederick
March 2025 Issue

Texans Work to Support Sea Turtles in Years Since Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill

TPWD took the lead in the collaborative effort to restore turtle populations.

Story by Eva Frederick
April 2025 Issue

A Panhandle Preserve Recovers from Wildfire

Gene Howe Wildlife Management Area is regrowing after 98 percent of the land burned.

Story by Eva Frederick
April 2025 Issue

What Texas Prairie Dogs Can Teach Us About Epidemiology

Researchers have identified antibodies for the plague in Texas prairie dog towns.

Story by Eva Frederick
May 2025 Issue

Biologists Discover Alligator Snapping Turtles Pack Bite and Brain

Scientists continue to study the animal as it recovers from overharvesting.

Story by Eva Frederick
November 2018 Issue

Texas Blind Snakes Live Fascinating Lives Underground

They are harmless to humans but a threat to ants and termites.

Story by Eva Frederick
November 2017 Issue

Paddlefish: Prehistoric Paddlers Return to Caddo

Paddlefish, the oldest animal species in North America, face challenges to survival.

Story by Eva Frederick