Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute
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Providing the science behind wildlife conservation and management. #CKWRI @JavelinaNation https://t.co/fkYVSGQW4L
Kingsville, TX
Joined August 2020
Interested in working for CKWRI's North Texas Research Program in Lubbock, TX? We have an opening for a Research Program Manager! Application deadline is 2/1/26. To learn more or to apply, visit https://t.co/9fRXpjZy0e.
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Registration is now open for the 2026 Deer Research Meeting taking place on Friday, March 6, 2026 from 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM at the Witte Museum in San Antonio, Texas. Don’t miss out! Make plans to join us by registering today at https://t.co/IA5UMAV27D.
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CKWRI's Dr. Aditya Singh and his team have been busy scouting locations for weather stations and trail cameras for the Natural Resource Technologies course at CKWRI's South Pasture research site. @aditya_arch
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Happy Holidays from CKWRI! As we reflect on the end of another year, we are grateful for our donors, scientists, staff, students and alumni and feel honored to have the opportunity to do what we love-wildlife research. Thank you for your involvement and support of CKWRI.
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Make plans to join us for the 2026 Deer Research Meeting taking place on Friday, March 6, 2026 from 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM at the Witte Museum in San Antonio, Texas. Additional details coming soon!
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Recently, Wildlife Photography Program instructor, Brian Loflin, took his advanced wildlife photography class and other visitors to photography blinds in the woods by the Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Center and captured these excellent photos.
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Graduate students restrain a male white-tailed deer at the Faith Ranch located near Carrizo Springs, TX to help contribute to answering the research question, "how does the type and timing of supplemental nutrition influence fawn recruitment and deer performance".
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A GPS-collared female bobcat is moving one of her three kittens to a new den site. Bobcat mothers will regularly move her dens to evade predation. #The_SPEC_Lab
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Celine Rickels is a master’s student at CKWRI studying the use of drones to monitor pronghorn populations. She compared differences in behavior reactions to two different drones. This work is the first to provide insight into the potential use of drones to survey pronghorn.
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Congratulations to CKWRI graduate student, Carolina Munoz, who placed second in TAMUK’s 3MT competition over her research on how quail respond to prescribed fire! #ckwri #JavelinaNation
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Interested in working for CKWRI?? We have an opening for an Postdoctoral Research Associate with the feline research program! To learn more or to apply, visit https://t.co/5aX7m1xQUg.
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Energy development including pipelines is often associated with large areas of soil disturbance. These activities do not have to be detrimental to wildlife habitat. Utilizing native seed sources developed by TNS these pipelines can create miles of native grassland.
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Happy Turkey Day! Wishing you a Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at CKWRI. We are thankful for our generous supporters, dedicated faculty, staff and students for their passion for wildlife research.
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CKWRI's doctoral candidate, Mike Stewart, recently traveled to San Jose, Costa Rica to give a presentation at the Raptor Research Foundation's 2025 Conference. Read Mike's recently published paper at https://t.co/fpjLlSLL2o.
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Check out the newest Donor Spotlight, featuring the Frank Yturria Family, in our latest issue of Caesar Kleberg Tracks! Read it now by visiting https://t.co/omWxZCnWIZ.
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Learn about Establishing Native Grasslands: Relationships Between Native Seedings and Invasive Species Encroachment in the latest issue of Wildlife Research newsletter! Read it today at https://t.co/IA5UMAV27D.
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Kendall Bancroft is an MS student at CKWRI studying Toxoplasma gondii and white-tailed deer dynamics across the East Foundation ranches. The goal is to address key knowledge gaps in disease ecology and assess implications for wildlife conservation, management, and human health.
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CKWRI recently held the David W. Killam Lectureship in Kingsville, Texas and Dr. Gino D'Angelo and Dr. Marcelo Jorge, both from the University of Georgia, gave excellent presentations regarding modern deer management with historic changes and CWD in Arkansas.
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A new issue of Caesar Kleberg Tracks is now available online! Read about the North Texas Research Program, site fidelity in birds, rabbit hemorrhagic disease, and more in the Fall 2025 Issue of Caesar Kleberg Tracks magazine. Check it out today at https://t.co/IA5UMAV27D.
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