BRI to Collaborate with TAMUK on Research Project

HomeWhat’s NewBRI to Collaborate with TAMUK on Research Project

Written by: Borderlands Research Institute

Borderlands Research Institute scientists will collaborate on a portion of research with Texas A&M University at Kingsville (TAMUK).

TAMUK received grant funding to research possible impacts of border barrier infrastructure construction on animal movements, and the Borderlands Research Institute will provide data about black bear movements in West Texas.

Read the press release from TAMUK about the full scope of the project here:

https://www.tamuk.edu/news/2023/08/Texas-AM-Kingsville-receives-grants-to-support-wildlife-conservation.html.

August 16, 2023

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