The Borderlands Research Institute (BRI) at Sul Ross State University is pleased to announce the establishment of a new endowment fund that will support big game research into the future. John L. Nau, III, who lives in Houston, made a $400K gift to honor his daughter and son-in-law, Victoria and ... Read More
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Jul2023
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Jul2023
Borderlands Research Institute at Sul Ross State University in Alpine is launching a scholarship fundraiser for its graduate students. The fundraising goal is $50,000 with all proceeds going directly to scholarships for students working on conservation research for their master’s degree.
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Jun2023
Come along on a virtual field trip with the Borderlands Research Institute Land Stewardship team and Dixon Water Foundation and see habitat management projects in-progress!
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May2023
Researchers convened over a three-week period beginning in February of this year to place satellite tracking collars on a total of 306 animals across the five species, for three research projects. These projects will provide information about how mule deer and aoudad compete for food and habitat, as well as ... Read More
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May2023
Suzi’s work explores themes of sustainability through intimate drawings and prints that portray fine details of flora and fauna expanded in dreamy layers.
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May2023
This study uses models to examine two possible issues affecting Montezuma quail in the Davis Mountains of Jeff Davis County, West Texas.
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May2023
BRI graduate assistant Caitlin Camp has known since she was a child that she wanted to work in a nature-related field.
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May2023
BRI researchers discuss adventures in Montezuma quail research in the latest episode of Borderlands Buzz podcast.
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May2023
Carl Ryan fell long and hard for the Davis Mountains when he was just 10 years old. Decades later, that part of West Texas remains close to his heart. After reflecting on all the time his family has spent immersed in the best the region has to offer, he and ... Read More
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Apr2023
Two San Antonio women, Roxana (Roxie) Catto Hayne and Ruthie Bowman Russell, were honored on April 12 for their conservation contributions in West Texas at the Borderlands Research Institute (BRI) second annual West Texas Conservationists of the Year award ceremony.