Rehorning Texas
Dusty RhoadsExploring the past, present, and plight of the Texas Horned Lizard.
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Many Captive Texas Horned Lizards in Zoos Are Dying From a Gut Parasite
A zoo-hatched and artificially reintroduced Texas Horned Lizard, released by Harrison Rich in Blanco County, Texas, by way of the San Antonio Zoo. Photos © Lindsey Ebert 2026; Bison Trace Habitats, LLC/Rehorning Texas.
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The 500-Mile Mistake: U.S. National Park Historians Miss the Mark on Lewis & Clark's First Horned Lizard's Geographic Origins By A Wide Margin
But First Nations Peoples Had the True Answer All Along
There’s a particular toe-curling kind of embarrassment that hits you when you realize the inherited or acquired arrogance that you unwittingly courted for most of your life had led yo...
Could Real 'Horned Frogs' Ever Be Restored to TCU Campus?
“We have known about the dangers we pose to ourselves for decades and yet we continue sleepwalking toward a grim future, somehow numb to what it will mean for our children and theirs. Almost every depiction of our world’s future in popula...
A Border Wall Will Negatively Impact All Three Species of Horned Lizards in Texas
This Includes Some of the Healthiest Known Populations of the State-Protected Texas Horned Lizard
“Can’t Texans wake up to their valuable possessions and wonderful gifts? Our most valuable things cannot be measured in dollars and cents. Ou...
Rehorning Texas: A New Serial Publication about the Texas Horned Lizard for Everyday Folks— Written by a Horned Lizard Research Scientist, Restorationist, and Historian
Welcome! ¡Bienvenidos! Whether you’re a landowner, homeowner, state official, park manager, school teacher, city planner, or a concerned citizen who would like to see “horned toads” once again flourishing across Texas and the rest of the So...
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