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July Chapter Meeting

Wednesday, July 22  |  6:30 -8:00 pm

“More than Legal: Navigating Nature’s Gray Areas”

Presented by Natasia Moore from TPWD and Jaime Davis

Virtual ONLY; held on Zoom and recorded

This meeting is free and open for ANYONE to attend

We welcome everyone to join us on Zoom to share fun nature moments, catch up on the latest Chapter news & events, and hear from Natasia and Jaime about understanding and navigating the legal gray areas when it comes to nature topics.

Join us to explore the intersection of wildlife law, conservation history, and personal ethics. While laws establish the boundaries of acceptable behavior, ethics guide the choices we make within them. Through real-world scenarios and thoughtful discussion, Texas Master Naturalists will examine wildlife regulations, conservation principles, and everyday situations that require balancing science, public interests, and personal responsibility in the stewardship of our natural resources.

Our speakers

Natasia Moore received her Bachelor’s degree in Natural Resources Management and a Master’s degree in Wildlife, Aquatics, and Wildland Science and Management from Texas Tech University. She is currently an Urban Wildlife Biologist with Texas Parks and Wildlife, where she performs professional planning, management, research and public outreach associated with wildlife, habitat and natural resource management specific to the Greater Austin area. Most recently, she became the agency coordinator for Bird City Texas, collaborating with the Audubon Texas coordinator to lead, promote, and support certified and prospective cities in implementing bird-friendly practices. Her research interests include ecological effects of urban development, specifically as it relates to raptors and other avian species.

Jaime Davis serves as Deputy Compliance Officer and Compliance Training Program Manager at The University of Texas at Austin, where she helps employees navigate complex ethical and compliance issues. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Biology from Wartburg College and a master’s degree in Curriculum and Instruction from UT Austin. As a member of the Capital Area Master Naturalists and a volunteer docent at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center, Jaime enjoys helping others explore the connections between law, ethics, conservation, and environmental stewardship

This meeting is free and open for ANYONE to attend.

For CAMN Members VMS: Attending this in-person presentation earns up to .5 hours of Volunteer Service (VS: CB: Chapter Business: Chapter Meeting) and 1 hour of Advanced Training (AT: Advanced Training CAMN Chapter Meeting) for the presentation and Q&A.

Don’t forget to check the CAMN Calendar for upcoming events.

~Field Experiences~

None planned at this time.

Previous Chapter Meeting Recordings/Presentations

Note: Recordings of previous chapter meetings do not count for Advanced Training (AT). The State of Texas requires the opportunity for Q&A and discussion for all AT and only live meetings allows for this.

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