Editor’s Note: This writer is a member of the Texas Hill Country Heritage Association. Anyone who’s been to an agriculture extensional range or wildlife management program would have recognized the format of the Biodiversity Works’ Golden-cheeked Warbler and Black-capped Vireo Symposium held on Jan. 28-29 in Austin: six or seven speakers a day, crowds around the coffee urn, […]
Author Archives: Dan Barton
Dan Barton and his wife Judith live on a small acreage in Mason County which they manage as habitat for native grassland birds and Neotropical songbirds.
