Eva Frederick
Articles
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.
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.
A Panhandle Preserve Recovers from Wildfire
Gene Howe Wildlife Management Area is regrowing after 98 percent of the land burned.
What Texas Prairie Dogs Can Teach Us About Epidemiology
Researchers have identified antibodies for the plague in Texas prairie dog towns.
Biologists Discover Alligator Snapping Turtles Pack Bite and Brain
Scientists continue to study the animal as it recovers from overharvesting.
Texas Blind Snakes Live Fascinating Lives Underground
They are harmless to humans but a threat to ants and termites.
Paddlefish: Prehistoric Paddlers Return to Caddo
Paddlefish, the oldest animal species in North America, face challenges to survival.
Find Solitude by the Sea at Matagorda Island Wildlife Management Area
The WMA has a fascinating history, and miles and miles of quiet, unoccupied beach.
Ball Moss Lives in Trees but Doesn’t Harm Them
The flowering plant is often seen on dead branches.
Meet the Beetles: Kern’s Flower Scarab
These beetles play an important role as flower pollinators.