I recently revised and expanded (along with Travis J. LaDuc, Curator of Herpetology at The University of Texas at Austin) two chapters in the 71st Edition of the Texas Almanac: one on Texas wildlife and the other on threatened and endangered wildlife. We were able to greatly expand the chapter on Texas wildlife by revising and updating the previous mammal section and adding in new lists of fishes, amphibians, reptiles, and birds. In previous editions, these non-mammal sections were not included. The Texas Almanac is available for purchase through the Texas State Historical Association or through Amazon.

Davis DR, LaDuc TJ. 2022. Texas’ threatened and endangered wildlife. In Hatch R (ed.), Texas Almanac 2022–2023, 71st edition, p. 101. Texas State Historical Association, Austin, Texas.

Davis DR, LaDuc TJ. 2022. Texas wildlife. In Hatch R (ed.), Texas Almanac 2022–2023, 71st edition, p. 75–100. Texas State Historical Association, Austin, Texas.