Caleb will tell us about the interesting strategies the wildlife in the Preserve use to make it through a Texas winter.
Caleb Hinojos was raised in the DFW metroplex. His love of wildlife began at the age of 3 with reptiles. Influenced by the great Steve Irwin and Sir David Attenborough, he knew that he wanted to pursue this passion. He received his BS and MS from the University of Texas at Arlington with a focus on genetic and genomic evolution.
Through the years, Caleb has worked a variety of scientific jobs both in the field and in the lab which has given him a unique perspective regarding the natural world. This experience led him to become a Master Naturalist with the intent of educating people about modern and classical biology and how these two disciplines intersect with conservationism.
Most weekends you can usually find him leading a bird walk, arthropod crawl, or manning a booth at various areas around the metroplex, but he also loves teaching on various scientific topics to whoever will listen.
Featured photo – American Crow, by Carol Garrison
