Mammals of Texoma with Dr. Bryon Clark

Mammals of Texoma with Dr. Bryon Clark

Please join us for July’s Second Saturday Program by Dr. Bryon Clark, a retired mammalian ecologist, professor, and university administrator. His talk will highlight the rich diversity of mammals inhabiting North Texas, especially those likely to be found at Hagerman National Wildlife Refuge. Of the more than 160 native and introduced terrestrial mammals found in Texas, over 40% occur in North Texas. While many visitors to Hagerman are familiar with the larger and more charismatic species such as the white-tailed deer and coyote, fewer know about the hidden diversity of smaller and more cryptic species of bats, rodents, and shrews. Bryon will share facts, anecdotes, and stories about mammals from his more than 40 years of research and teaching.

Photo by Bryon Clark