Article by Michael Barnes- Austin American Statesman

You can have a look at the longer article by Michael Barnes in the Austin American Statesman. It is a nice review of the book and interview. Follow the link here.

You can have a look at the longer article by Michael Barnes in the Austin American Statesman. It is a nice review of the book and interview. Follow the link here.

For the celebration of the 30th anniversary of the Great Texas Birding Classic I got to do a couple of cool thing. One I wrote an article for TPWD Magazine. Two I got to have Katy McAfee ride along with…

It was a thrill to interview with David Brown- one of the best voices in radio- on the Texas Standard at KUT Radio. I’ll admit- it’s a big book and hard to discuss in just a few minutes and I…

I was honored to chat with Rosie Newberry on her show- Studio 512 on KXAN in Austin. Here is a look at the interview. You can watch the interview at on the KXAN Website or on YouTube.

In February 2026 I sat on my back deck in Austin, Texas to chat with Andrew Stuart from Marfa Public Radio about my new book- Wild Women for Good: Stories of Conservation in Texas. Andrew and I can spend hours…

It is always a pleasure to chat with Christine Brown with the Texas A&M University Press on her show- The Bookmark. It is a great resource to help shine a light on the work of Texas based authors and their…

Have a listen to the Red River Radio conversation with Cliff Shackelford and me. The show is live so the callers get to take the conversation in the direction that interest them- which is a lot of fun! Click here…

In the winter of 2024 I had the honor of meeting Candi Lynn Fite. She attended one of my Cemetery Birding adventures that I partnered with Travis Audubon with at the Liberty Hill Cemetery. Later in 2025 we connected again…

Jennifer Bristol – 2024 Portions of the history contained in this article appear in Jennifer Bristol’s up-coming book, Wild Women for Good: Stories of Conservation in the Lone Star State with Texas A&M University Press and Texas Women’s University. No portions of…

High Island is known world wide as a birding paradise during the spring migration. While the live oaks and dense woods of the slightly elevated island fill with birds in the spring, the beaches along the Bolivar Peninsula fill with…