July 23, 2015 Meeting

Drawe

Dr. Lynn Drawe was the past Director of the Welder Wildlife Refuge and has come out of retirement to head up a new program on the King Ranch. He has recently created “The East Wildlife  Foundation” and will share with the club the foundation’s goals, current operations, and its newly-instituted wildlife research and education programs.  Dr. Drawe was excited to be appointed to the Advisory Council of this new foundation and looks forward to working with them in establishing a first-class research and education program that is forefront in the conservation field.  It should be interesting, so join us!

 

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