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Agenda will be posted when available
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This meeting provided research updates on the first year of the Matagorda Bay Ecosystem Assessment.
This meeting provided updates on ongoing and upcoming research and the state of policy decisions for petitioned and listed species in East Texas.
This meeting evaluated approaches to promote long-term conservation of the spot-tailed earless lizard. Attendees are invited to provide feedback on a study design proposing to evaluate and improve methods to study reptile and grassland communities.
This meeting focused on research priorities for the Louisiana Pigtoe and Texas Heelsplitter mussels.
East Texas aquatic species and ecosystems work group facilitated by the Comptroller's Natural Resources program. This meeting will focus on coordination of an alligator snapping turtle research plan.
Meeting Summary (PDF)
East Texas aquatic species and ecosystems work group facilitated by the Comptroller's Natural Resources program. This meeting will focus on the coordination of East Texas mussel research, alligator snapping turtle data gaps and research options, and conservation plan options with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
Meeting Summary (PDF)
Estuaries to Edwards: Aquatic species research with the Comptroller's Natural Resources program.
Estuaries to Edwards recorded webinar (Webex)
East Texas aquatic species and ecosystems work group facilitated by the Comptroller's Natural Resources program. This meeting focused on discussions regarding the alligator snapping turtle in Texas.
Meeting Summary (PDF)
The Comptroller’s Natural Resources program hosted a webinar to provide updates on a suite of petitioned and listed species in East Texas. This information session included presentations by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on the agency’s current and planned Species Status Assessments and recovery documents for species with historic habitat in Texas east of the Trinity River.
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