On-Demand Webinars

Answers To Common Questions For Our Landowners In Wildlife Management!

This is for Plateau Landowners and folks we have helped make the transition from traditional Ag to Wildlife Management. We appreciate you and want to be as available as possible. We host online Q&A sessions each month, for approximately an hour, to answer pre-submitted and live questions from anyone who attends.

Presented by:
Tim Milligan and Avalon Powell. Tim has worked at Plateau for 12 years and has a property in Wildlife Management himself. He will be answering your question and sharing his experiences and those of other landowners in Wildlife Management. Avalon has worked at Plateau for 2 years and is the Senior Marketing & Event Coordinator. She will be assisting Tim and moderating live questions for the interactive Q&A portion.

Answers To Common Questions For Our Landowners In Wildlife Management!

This is for Plateau Landowners and folks we have helped make the transition from traditional Ag to Wildlife Management. We appreciate you and want to be as available as possible. We host online Q&A sessions each month, for approximately an hour, to answer pre-submitted and live questions from anyone who attends.

Presented by:
Tim Milligan and Avalon Powell. Tim has worked at Plateau for 12 years and has a property in Wildlife Management himself. He will be answering your question and sharing his experiences and those of other landowners in Wildlife Management. Avalon has worked at Plateau for 2 years and is the Senior Marketing & Event Coordinator. She will be assisting Tim and moderating live questions for the interactive Q&A portion.

Rarely do land managers think about the small non-game wildlife that affects their property and even more rarely do they think about the butterflies, wasps, and bees. Texas has a wide array of native and non-native pollinators throughout the state that affect our daily life as we know it. These pollinators are not only a benefit to the ecosystem but are a benefit to the agricultural economy. During this presentation, we will identify some common pollinators seen throughout Texas, discuss the different eco-services that they provide, and outline recommendations for your land to encourage native pollinators, particularly as it applies to the wildlife management valuation.

Presented by James Hall, Senior Wildlife Biologist, Certified Wildlife Biologist and Registered Property Tax Consultant.

In this webinar we will discuss the problem that feral hogs place on managing lands in Texas and the extreme ecological impact they cause to ecosystems. Many technologies such as trapping and snaring have been created and modified over the years to increase removal success. We will discuss the different options you have as a landowner to control feral hogs, while also looking at feasibility and cost. This webinar will also provide you with information about new technologies, and what you need to know for developing a feral hog removal plan for your property.

Presented by David Riley, Plateau Staff Biologist II, AWB, RPTC