Wilkins, Neal - Institute of Renewable Natural Resources & Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences, Texas A&M University

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• Wildlife agencies and universities continually face challenges in their education and outreach
• Population Status and Threat Analysis for the
• SPATIAL RELATIONS OF AQUATIC BIRD SPECIES AND WATER MANAGEMENT IN THE LOWER RIO GRANDE VALLEY
• Neal Wilkins,Amy Hays, Dale Kubenka and Don Steinbach Texas Cooperative Extension
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• ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT OF THE ENDANGERED HOUSTON TOAD (Bufo houstonensis)
• Changing Land Ownership in Texas
• Factors related to amphibian occurrence and abundance in headwater streams draining second-growth Douglas-r
• Increasing off-site water yield and grassland bird habitat in Texas through brush treatment practices
• Rare, Threatened and Endangered Species of the Rio Grande/ Rio Bravo Basin
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• Health in Jeopardy! Introduction: As students "Walk Across Texas," they are helping to keep their bodies strong
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• Genetic Contributions to Infectious Disease Risk Infectious disease in cattle production
• Biological Basis for Genetic Variation in Residual Feed Intake Rising feed costs, global competition, and societal concerns about energy policy and the environment have created new economic
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• Steal the Gold Introduction: In this lesson, students will attempt to steal another team's gold and capture the
• Introduction: In this lesson, students will recognize that some activities that they engage in can be replaced with physical activities that are good for their hearts.
• High-Input Costs and Environmental Nutrient management is an important economic and
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• Academic Triathlon Introduction: In this activity, students will participate in an academic triathlon and test their
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• Evaluation of euthanasia and trapneuterreturn (TNR) programs in managing free-roaming cat populations
• Fact and Opinion Race Introduction: As in other grade levels, students in the third grade need practice in
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• What is the Heart? Introduction: Students learn that the heart is a muscle similar to leg and arm muscles, but it is
• Detection of Infectious Cryptosporidium in Drinking Water Waterborne transmission of the protozoan parasite Cryptosporidium remains a significant threat of disease with severe consequences
• Impacts of Prolonged Drought on South Texas Ranches Department of Agricultural Economics,
• Feeding Value of Wet Sorghum Distillers Grains for Growing and Finishing Beef Cattle
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• Predicting the Impacts of Future Sea-Level Rise on an Endangered Lagomorph
• Seguro de vivienda Nancy L. Granovsky
• Development of Vaccines, Diagnostics, and Immunotherapeutics for Use in Livestock and Companion Animals
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• Be Like the Animals Introduction: Students participate in fun physical activities while listening to and analyzing a poem
• Chasing Shapes Introduction: When learning about shapes and solids in math class, students usually memorize the
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• What Games Can We Play? Introduction: When learning historical facts about our nation and ancestors, students can get
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• Juggling Basics Introduction: Juggling is a great way to build eye-hand coordination skills. In this lesson,
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• Using ungulate occurrence to evaluate community-based conservation within a biosphere reserve model
• informs policy and decision makers on the steps necessary to conserve and manage threatened and endangered species.
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• The Best Muscle Introduction: Students use many different muscles as they "Walk Across Texas," but the
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• In the Right Mode Introduction: The Walk Across Texas program offers students an opportunity to practice their
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• Genetic Markers for Fever Tick Resistance in Cattle The U.S. cattle industry is threatened by reestablishment of the Fever Tick (Boophilus spp.), which transmits the disease agents of
• Introduction: Genres are various types of texts, as students in the fifth grade need to know. During this activity, students will read different types of genres while the rest of their classmates "act" upon
• How Can You Stay Fit? Introduction: In this lesson, students will learn about the health benefits of aerobic exercise, as
• Introduction: In this lesson, students will practice their spelling skills as they learn about the circulatory system. The lesson is adapted from a lesson idea on the American Heart
• Numbers and Letters Introduction: Primary school students sometimes have a hard time distinguishing between
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• Reading before Eating Introduction: Learning to make healthy food choices is easy for students when they know what
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• This is Effective Introduction: Mastering the skill of cause and effect can be difficult for some students. They
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• Catch a Healthy Lifestyle Introduction: The "Walk Across Texas" program helps students recognize the role of physical
• Journal of Wildlife Diseases, 38(4), 2002, pp. 685692 Wildlife Disease Association 2002
• States and Capitals Toss Introduction: Students will review states and capitals in this activity. They will toss a
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• Pick a Sport Introduction: In this lesson, students will choose a physical activity they have either never
• Can You Follow Directions? Introduction: In this lesson, students will practice giving and following directions. Students will be
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• Mathematical Baseball Introduction: Everyone can relate to baseball in some way. Students often play t-ball or
• Roundin' Up the Chariots Introduction: Students in the third grade need to be able to round two-digit numbers to the
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• Walk Across Texas Logo Requirements The following requirements are meant to provide guidance as you design t-shirts,
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• Spelling Volleyball Introduction: By the fifth grade, the usual ways to practice spelling words have become somewhat
• The Places We Will Go Introduction: Map skills are important skills to acquire. Most grade levels have some type of practice
• Genetic Basis for Beef Tenderness and Electrical Stimulation Interaction Electrical stimulation (ES) has been implemented in the beef industry since the late 1970s. It has been a valuable tool to speed the
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• Multiplication Hit the Deck Introduction: In this fun version of "tag," students will try to tag one another and practice
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• Introduction: This is a great activity to use when studying the weather. Three students will represent winds from the North and will try to tag other students in the class. There is one
• The American Revolution Introduction: In this lesson, students will take sides and participate in several battles of the
• Hula Hoop Relay Introduction: In this lesson, students will work together to get the hula hoop all the way around
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• Texas, Our Texas Introduction: Texas is one of the 50 states of the United States. As we walk across Texas, we
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• Texas Revolution Introduction: In this lesson, students will play a game to represent the Texas Revolution.
• Pathway of Life Introduction: Students in the first grade are responsible for learning major body structures and
• Picture a Healthy Body Introduction: Students recognize the role of physical activity in helping the body grow strong
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• Spelling Tag Introduction: Students usually do not like the repetitive, weekly spelling drill many teachers
• Introduction: Hopscotch is a fun activity that is usually played by younger students. A teacher can practice addition and subtraction facts with students on any hopscotch playing area. The
• Introduction: Learning to read a map can be difficult for some children. There are symbols, directions, and grids that can be sources of confusion for the map reader. During this activity, the
• Q: How can you get more profit from your farm/ranch operation?
• Path to a Healthier Heart Introduction: Working together, students create and participate in a heart-healthy workout.
• Run the Bases Introduction: In this lesson, students will run around a baseball diamond as quickly as they can and
• Introduction: As students "Walk Across Texas," they are helping to keep their bodies strong and healthy. Hydrating, or keeping enough water in their bodies, is especially important when
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• Everyone Loves a Parade Introduction: Children in primary grades usually love to celebrate events with their classmates.
• `My Town' Brochure Introduction: As we Walk Across Texas, we come across many interesting towns and cities. Each place
• Objective 2 -determine the most biologically and cost effective method to remove ashe juniper and juniper slash
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• Q: How can you get more profit from your farm/ranch operation?
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• "Timed" Escape Introduction: For most children, learning multiplication facts is usually mundane and not at all
• Take a Look Inside of You Introduction: Students take a look inside as they learn how the heart pumps blood throughout
• Identify the Pattern Introduction: Third graders are expected to identify and extend patterns to make predictions and solve
• Activities Pyramid Introduction: In this lesson, students will choose fun and healthy physical activities to do at
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• Dance across Texas Introduction: In this lesson, students will dance their way across Texas. They will learn folk
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• Introduction: It can be difficult to teach first graders how to tell time. With digital clocks in most homes, most students are not familiar with the regular clocks showing hands moving
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• Steal the Treasure Introduction: As students "Walk Across Texas," they are helping to keep their bodies strong
• Healthy Obstacles Introduction: This obstacle course activity will prove to be a big hit with the children. After they
• Wheat and Stocker Cattle Production Stocker cattle grazing wheat pasture is an important
• Hit and Spell Introduction: In this lesson, students will bump volleyballs within their groups and spell
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• Introduction: We use our feet to walk, but we also use them to hop, skip, skate, dance, and many other things. The different parts of the foot each serve a purpose, and our feet grow as we
• We Can Dance Introduction: Students in Texas learn many interesting and historic facts about their state.
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• The First Texans Introduction: In this lesson, students will learn that they are not the first people to Walk Across
• Minimizing Pesticide Use While Improving Net Returns
• Walking Basics Introduction: Walking is an excellent and healthy form of exercise. In this lesson, students will learn
• Write Stations Introduction: One of the fundamental kindergarten objectives is for students to develop the
• Heart Message Introduction: In this lesson, students will learn about how to keep their hearts healthy while
• Introduction: Kite flying is a joy for children anywhere and anytime. With this activity, the students get some practice writing their names and enjoying some kite-flying time. Is there a
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• Grazing Strategies for Beef Production Escalating energy costs and alternative cropping systems for biofuels production have
• African Tag Introduction: In this lesson, students will become familiar with the geography of the African
• My Dad Rides a Bike Introduction: As students "Walk Across Texas," they learn that exercising can be a fun way
• How Does the Blood Circulate? Introduction: As students "Walk Across Texas," their hearts are pumping blood throughout
• How to Remove Smoke Smell from a Home During times of severe drought, Texas is often
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• Stretch It Out Introduction: Warm-up and stretching are important parts of exercise. In this lesson, students
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• Q&A: Tax Options for Drought Sales of Livestock If a producer is forced to sell livestock, in excess of normal levels, due to shortages of water, feed or
• A Listening Walk Introduction: As students Walk Across Texas, they see interesting people and things. If they
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• Human Dimensions of Wildlife Management Article Texas Latino College Student Attitudes Toward Natural
• Walk through Texas's Past Introduction: In this lesson, students will "take a walk" through Texas's past. The students will
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• The Doctor Is in Introduction: As students "Walk Across Texas," they learn that exercising is an important part
• Outside Fun & Fitness Introduction: Walking is just one of many ways to stay fit. Students will learn that there are
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• Quality and Accessibility of Child Care The demand for quality child care continues to rise as
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• What Did You Say Relay Introduction: Students enjoy participating in team sports. At this age, team sports introduce
• My Personal Trainer Introduction: In this lesson, a pair of students will take turns being the trainer and trainee. The
• Texas AgriLife Research Procedure 21.99.04.A1 Disposition of Abandoned and Unclaimed Personal Property Page 1 of 2
• Difficult Economic Times Continue for the Shrimp Industry
• Living Letters Introduction: First grade students practice writing the letters of the alphabet almost on a daily
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• Creature Tag Introduction: Everyone loves a nice game of tag every once in a while. This game of tag
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• Dictionary Tag Introduction: In this lesson, students will improve their speed when sprinting.
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• Elements Scavenger Hunt Introduction: In this lesson, students will become more familiar with the periodic table of
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• Crop, Livestock and Agricultural Property Damages Climb to $52 Million
• Introduction: In this lesson, students will act out different characters and events from social studies and language arts. This is a great review activity.
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• Is Your Child At Risk? Obesity, Acanthosis nigricans,
• What Is a Heart Emergency? Introduction: As students "Walk Across Texas," they may encounter emergency health
• All may appear lost, but with time and rain, pastures burned by recent fires will come back stronger if cattle are not restocked too early. The loss of standing vegetation affects not only the availability of feed for
• Tens and Ones Fun Introduction: Place value can be a hard concept for younger students to grasp, especially when
• Introduction: In this relay, students will role a dice and perform a variety of actions, both physical and mental.
• Jump for Joy Introduction: Students love to tell stories and entertain others. During this activity, students
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• Musical Hoop Addition Introduction: Musical chairs is a great activity to get many people moving while paying attention
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• Increasing Price of Nitrogen Nitrogen fertilizer is often the largest contributor to
• How Tall Is It? Introduction: During their first grade year, students are expected to use non standard (paper clips,
• Mark L. McFarland, Profesor Adjunto y Especialista en Fertilidad de Suelos de Extensin
• Preparing Your Evacuation "Grab and Go" Box
• SOUTHEASTERN NATURALIST2006 5(4):725736 Movements and Habitat Use of the Key Largo Woodrat
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• Follow My Lead Introduction: Fifth grade students sometimes write expository papers in which they explain
• Texas High Plains Cotton Yield and Quality Challenges
• Fraction Tag Introduction: The concept of fractions can be difficult for some students to master. This
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• Q: How can you get more profit from your farm/ranch operation?
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• Can You Rhyme? Introduction: The joy of rhyming words is never experienced so fervently as with children of
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• Healthy Heart Introduction: Walking is an excellent way to keep a heart healthy. The heart is a muscle and just like
• Water Speedway Introduction: Students in the fourth grade are asked to observe and record changes in matter
• How Hard Is Your Heart Working? Introduction: Students learn that keeping their hearts healthy can be fun as they play Hokey
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• Read Across Texas Introduction: As students Walk Across Texas to improve their health, they can also Read Across Texas
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• SCHOOL WEEKLY MILEAGE LOG Team _____________________________ Mileage Log
• Compass Quest Introduction: In this lesson, students will learn how to use a compass. They will learn how to
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• High Conclusions Introduction: Students rarely get a chance to go outside and practice their reading skills on the
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• Landform Tag Introduction: During a third grader's academic year, he or she is responsible for knowing
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• Check Your Heart Rate Introduction: As students "Walk Across Texas," they are helping to keep their bodies strong
• Insect Repellent Picking the right insect repellent could protect your health! Mosquitoes, biting flies, and ticks
• Garbage Walk Introduction: In this lesson, students will take part in cleaning up the environment while
• Golden-cheeked Warbler Population Distribution and Abundance
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• Jumping Patterns Introduction: Almost every child likes to jump rope. It is an easy task in which most children
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• The Civil War Introduction: The Civil War is an important part of our American history. In this lesson,
• "Sea" Me Race Introduction: Students in the third grade are to learn about the habitats of organisms within an
• Hula Hoop ABC Relays Introduction: Adding hula hoops to any activity can present fun challenges for students. This
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• Obstacle Course Introduction: In this lesson, students will run through an obstacle course as quickly as they
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• The Letter Race Introduction: Kindergarten students need repeated practice with the recognition and identification
• Introduction: In this lesson, students will learn the history of bullfighting. They will work with their group to decide if bullfighting is right or wrong. Students will then participate in a fun game where one
• Main Idea/Detail Relay Introduction: The topic of "main idea and supporting details" can cause confusion with some
• Effectiveness of supplemental stockings for the endangered Key Largo woodrat
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• Juggling Shapes Introduction: When learning to use critical attributes to define geometric shapes or solids, this
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• Find the Facts Introduction: All students usually love science, especially the areas of science that deal with
• Hop and Jump! Introduction: In this lesson, students recognize the role of physical activity in making the heart
• Multiplication Toss Introduction: Students in the second grade want to do things that students in the upper grades
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• Fact or Opinion? Introduction: In this lesson, students will listen to a statement and decide if it is a fact or an
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• Measurement Mystery Introduction: Sometimes a student needs reinforcement when determining which unit to use
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