Texas Horned Lizard: Preserving a Texas Icon

Thursday, November 5 | 6:30 PM
Bexar Audubon Society & San Antonio
Audubon Society

The Texas Horned Lizard
Reintroduction Project:
Preserving a Texas Icon

Presenter: Dr. Andy Gluesenkamp, Director of Conservation, San Antonio Zoo’s Center for Conservation and Research

If you’re like most Texans of a certain age, you’ve got memories of finding “buckets” of horned lizards in your youth. Not so much today, as Phrynosoma cornutum (commonly referred to as the “horny toad”) has declined or disappeared in many places in Texas since the late 1960s. To preserve the abundance of the State Reptile of Texas, San Antonio Zoo launched the Texas Horned Lizard Reintroduction Project. Dr. Andy Gluesenkamp, our guest speaker, leads the project for the San Antonio Zoo.

Tickets are just $5 per person
All proceeds from this program will be donated to our friends at the San Antonio Zoo.

Registration is a two-part process.
After you’ve made your donation, you will receive a link for registration for the Zoom meeting on Thursday, November 5, 2020. Social time is 6:30-7:00; program starts at 7:00 with plenty of time for questions and answers afterward.

Click here to register.