Next Chapter Meeting Tuesday, Ocotber 13th at 7:00 pm – Urban Wildlife Management – What You Need to Know

As our cities continue to grow, how does that growth affect the plants and wildlife that share our communities? Join us to learn about the important role urban wildlife plays and why maintaining diverse, healthy wildlife populations benefits both people and the environment.
Natasia Moore, Urban Wildlife Biologist for the greater Austin area, will introduce us to some of the wildlife species commonly found in our urban communities and discuss practical ways residents and cities can support healthy wildlife populations. Topics will include providing food, water, and shelter; creating safer spaces for wildlife; and actively managing wildlife and habitats to promote healthy, sustainable communities.
Meet Our Speaker
Natasia Moore is the Urban Wildlife Biologist for the greater Austin area. A native of the Austin area, Natasia has witnessed firsthand the tremendous growth and changes our region has experienced over the years.
She earned both her Bachelor of Science degree in Natural Resources Management, with an emphasis in Conservation Science, and her Master of Science degree in Wildlife, Aquatics, and Wildland Science and Management from Texas Tech University in Lubbock.
After completing her education, Natasia returned to the Austin area—because you can never stay away too long! She has worked for two environmental consulting firms, gaining experience in a variety of roles, including ecologist/environmental scientist, project manager, ecology manager, and environmental planner.
Today, Natasia brings her education and professional experience together to help communities better understand, manage, and coexist with the wildlife that calls the Austin area home.

Members and non-members are welcome to join us on Oct 13 at 7PM for the chapter meeting and to learn more about urban wildlife.
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