This is a collection of oral history interviews with biologists, wildlife managers, zookeepers, veterinarians, outdoor writers, environmental attorneys and others who are closely involved with conservation of animals in Texas. The interviews have been compiled by the Conservation History Association of Texas, as part of the Texas Fauna Project.

Conservation History Association of Texas

Oral history interview remotely recorded by David Todd with Keith Arnold in College Station, Texas on November 19, 2020 for the Texas Fauna Project, under the sponsorship of the Conservation History Association of Texas. The interview concerns Mr. Arnold's upbringing, education, career, and thoughts about the Eskimo curlew.

Arnold, Keith - Reel 4040

This is an oral history interview remotely recorded by David Todd with Dan Aurell as Mr. Aurell drove across east Texas on November 25, 2019. The interview was conducted for the Texas Fauna Project, under the sponsorship of the Conservation History Association of Texas. The interview concerns Mr. Aurell's upbringing, education, career, and thoughts about the conservation of the honey bee.

Aurell, Dan - Reel 4001

This is an oral history interview remotely recorded on April 22, 2021 by David Todd with Melanie Anderson, who was in Conifer, Colorado at the time of the visit. The interview is part of the Texas Fauna Project, managed under the sponsorship of the Conservation History Association of Texas. The interview concerns Ms. Anderson's upbringing, education, career, and thoughts about the conservation of the mountain lion.

Anderson, Melanie - Reel 4053

This is an oral history interview remotely recorded on July 23, 2021 by David Todd with Jason Ahistus, who was in Glen Rose, Texas. The interview was conducted for the Texas Fauna Project, under the sponsorship of the Conservation History Association of Texas. The interview concerns Mr. Ahistus' upbringing, education, career, and thoughts about the conservation of the red wolf.

Ahistus, Jason - Reel 4061

This oral history interview with Bill Oliver was remotely recorded on July 11, 2022 by David Todd. Mr. Oliver was in Austin, Texas at the time of the visit. The interview is part of the Texas Fauna Project, managed under the sponsorship of the Conservation History Association of Texas. The interview concerns Mr. Oliver's life and career as a singer, songwriter and teacher, long engaged with conservation.

Oliver, Bill - Reel 4120

This is an oral history interview with Carole Alllen, who is based near Houston, Texas. The conversation was recorded remotely on January 30, 2017 by Jen Brown, and kindly shared with the Texas Fauna Project, a program of the Conservation History Association of Texas. The interview concerns Mrs. Allen's background, experiences and her views about the protection and restoration of the Kemp's ridley sea turtle.

Allen, Carole - Reel NA

This is an oral history interview with Monika Maeckle. She is based in San Antonio, Texas. She is a marketer and communications expert who founded San Antonio's Monarch Butterfly and Pollinator Festival and runs the Texas Butterfly Ranch program. The conversation was recorded remotely on July 21, 2023 by David Todd. The Conservation History Association of Texas sponsored the interview, as part of its Texas Fauna Project. The interview concerns Ms Maeckle's background, experiences and views about monarch butterfly conservation.

Maeckle, Monika - Reel 4162

This is an oral history interview with Dr. Bridgett vonHoldt, conducted remotely between Austin, Texas and Princeton, New Jersey. Dr. vonHoldt is an associate professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at Princeton University, with a strong interest in mixed genetic ancestry and endangered species conservation, a focus that has brought her to study red wolves, coyotes, and "ghost wolves". The conversation was recorded on February 29, 2024 by David Todd. The Conservation History Association of Texas sponsored the interview, as part of its Texas Fauna Project.

vonHoldt, Bridgett - Reel 4193

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This site holds the audio records for a series of oral history interviews about wildlife conservation in Texas, compiled for the Texas Fauna Project and sponsored by the Conservation History Association of Texas.

vonHoldt, Bridgett - Reel 4193

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