Sara Weaver
- Courses4
- Reviews10
- School: Texas A&M University
- Campus: San Antonio
- Department: Biology
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Location:
One University Way
San Antonio, TX - 78224 - Dates at Texas A&M University: December 2016 - April 2020
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Biography
Texas A&M University San Antonio - Biology
Biology Lecturer, Texas A&M University, San Antonio
Sara
Weaver
Austin, Texas Area
I am a university lecturer with a demonstrated history of working in higher education, research, conservation, and consulting. I am skilled in Ornithology, Wildlife Ecology and Management, Organismal Biology, Wetlands, NEPA, Endangered Species Act Compliance, Wind Energy Impacts on Wildlife and Reduction Strategies, Environmental Awareness, and Technical Writing. In addition, I am a Doctoral Candidate at Texas State University conducting research focused in wind energy impacts to birds and bats in south Texas.
Experience
Education
Texas State University-San Marcos
Master of Science (MS)
Wildlife Ecology
Texas State University-San Marcos
Bachelor of Science (BS)
Biology, General
Texas State University
PhD in Aquatic Resources and Integrative Biology
Wind energy impacts to birds and bats in south Texas
Texas State University
Research and Instructional Assistant
Vertebrate Physiology, Ecology, and Modern Biology II Lab Instructor
Publications
Big free-tailed bat (Nyctinomops macrotis) discovered at a wind energy facility in the Lower Rio Grande Valley, Texas.
Southwestern Naturalist
Big free-tailed bat (Nyctinomops macrotis) discovered at a wind energy facility in the Lower Rio Grande Valley, Texas.
Southwestern Naturalist
Baseline population estimates and microclimate data for newly established overwintering Brazilian free-tailed bat colonies in central Texas.
Southwestern Naturalist
Big free-tailed bat (Nyctinomops macrotis) discovered at a wind energy facility in the Lower Rio Grande Valley, Texas.
Southwestern Naturalist
Baseline population estimates and microclimate data for newly established overwintering Brazilian free-tailed bat colonies in central Texas.
Southwestern Naturalist
Geographic distribution: USA, Texas, Eastland Co.: Hemidactylus tursicus (Mediterranean gecko)
Herpetological Review
Big free-tailed bat (Nyctinomops macrotis) discovered at a wind energy facility in the Lower Rio Grande Valley, Texas.
Southwestern Naturalist
Baseline population estimates and microclimate data for newly established overwintering Brazilian free-tailed bat colonies in central Texas.
Southwestern Naturalist
Geographic distribution: USA, Texas, Eastland Co.: Hemidactylus tursicus (Mediterranean gecko)
Herpetological Review
Sex ratio estimates of Roosevelt elk using Bowden's estimator
California Fish and Game
