In episode 116 of Brian welcomes Jonah Evans, a wildlife biologist with Texas Parks and Wildlife. As an expert in animal tracking and conservation, Jonah shares how interpreting wildlife signs helps scientists and the general public understand and protect animal populations. From his development of the iTrack Wildlife app to the importance of early conservation efforts, Jonah’s work bridges science and engagement with nature.

🐾 Topics Covered:
The role of animal tracking in conservation and research.
How technology is helping bridge the gap between science and public education.
Why early conservation efforts are crucial in preventing species endangerment.
The significance of unstructured outdoor play in fostering a love for nature.
How places like the Cibolo nurture conservation awareness and community connection.

📅 Learn more and get involved:
Calendar of Events
Volunteer at The Cibolo
Nature and Art Camp Registration
Recovering America’s Wildlife Act 

Original Air Date: February 1st 2025 as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM.

In episode 116 of Brian welcomes Jonah Evans, a wildlife biologist with Texas Parks and Wildlife. As an expert in animal tracking and conservation, Jonah shares how interpreting wildlife signs helps scientists and the general public understand and protect animal populations. From his development of the iTrack Wildlife app to the importance of early conservation efforts, Jonah&rsquo;s work bridges science and engagement with nature.
🐾 Topics Covered:
<ul>
<li>The role of animal tracking in conservation and research.</li>
<li>How technology is helping bridge the gap between science and public education.</li>
<li>Why early conservation efforts are crucial in preventing species endangerment.</li>
<li>The significance of unstructured outdoor play in fostering a love for nature.</li>
<li>How places like the Cibolo nurture conservation awareness and community connection.</li>
</ul>
📅 Learn more and get involved:
<ul>
<li><a href="https://cibolo.org/calendar">Calendar of Events</a></li>
<li><a href="https://cibolo.org/volunteer">Volunteer at The Cibolo</a></li>
<li><a href="https://cibolo.org/camp">Nature and Art Camp Registration</a></li>
<li><a href="https://cibolo.org/conservation">Recovering America&rsquo;s Wildlife Act</a>&nbsp;</li>
</ul>
Original Air Date: February 1st 2025 as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM.

The Cibolo means so much to Boerne...the research that happens from butterflies to wildlife and native plants and wild flowers...the learning with kids at the Nest Nature School, Cibolo Summer Camps and Field Trips, plus the rich history of the Herff Farm - memories of the pasts and new memories made daily. 

Creekside At The Cibolo celebrates it all every day on the campus, and every week with this radio show and podcast as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM. 

The Cibolo means so much to Boerne...the research that happens from butterflies to wildlife and native plants and wild flowers...the learning with kids at the Nest Nature School, Cibolo Summer Camps and Field Trips, plus the rich history of the Herff Farm - memories of the pasts and new memories made daily. 
Creekside At The Cibolo celebrates it all every day on the campus, and every week with this radio show and podcast as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM.

Creekside At The Cibolo with Brian Davenport

Jonah Evans, Texas Parks and Wildlife biologist, explores the importance of animal tracking, wildlife conservation, and public engagement in scientific research.