Whether it be cute and fuzzy, slimy and slithery, or big and hairy, Fort Leonard Wood is teeming with wildlife. As summer approaches, human encounters with animals are increasingly likely.

which details the plant and wildlife in Dallas–Fort Worth. “And every kind of soil creates a different plant community,” she said. “And then that community will create a different family ...

In 2002, Beckmann continued his support to the Fort McCoy wildlife management program as a contractor for five years. By 2007, Beckmann was then hired as a staff wildlife biologist at Fort McCoy.