Mission

The Foundation's mission as set forth in Robert H. Welder's will is to conduct research and education in wildlife management and conservation.

To learn more about Robert H. Welder, the 501(c)(3) Rob & Bessie Welder Wildlife Foundation, and its new charitable sister foundation, the Rob & Bessie Welder Wildlife Conservation Foundation, visit our History

Conservation Across Boundaries®

CAB Texas • June 14-24, 2013     (Application Deadline May 15, 2013)

CAB Texas Brochure

This course takes a systems approach comparing ecological regions in Texas and the science behind the conservation and management of wildlife species endemic to these regions. Coursework incorporates hands-on field experiences and project-based activities. Participants will learn about topics related to the unique ecology and habitats of the regions with emphasis on landscape investigations and associated management issues regarding plants and animals.

Course limit: 16

Application fee:  $150 registration fee due with application by May 15, 2013.
(If applicant cancels before the cancellation deadline of May 30, 2013, course fee minus a processing fee of $35 will be reimbursed.) $150 balance is due the first day of the course.

For more information: Selma Glasscock, Ph.D. sglasscock@welderwildlife.org.

2013 CAB Texas Application

2013 CAB Texas Flyer

Mail or email application to:

Dr. Selma Glasscock (sglasscock@welderwildlife.org)

Welder Wildlife Foundation
P. O. Box 1400
Sinton, TX 78387 

Welder Fellowship Proposal Deadlines

The deadline for submission of proposals for Welder Wildlife Foundation Fellowships is October 1 of each year. Please send proposals to Dr. Terry Blankenship, P.O. Box 1400, Sinton, Texas 78387.

Upcoming programs

The Welder Wildlife Foundation will be offering an array of programs for landowners, K-12 and university students, teachers, conservation and informal science educators and Master Naturalists this fall.  For more information on these programs see our Opportunities page.

The Rob and Bessie Welder Wildlife Foundation undergoes a peer review every 5–10 years. A thorough examination of its programs, staff, physical plant, and fiscal operations is conducted by an outside group of professionals in the field of wildlife conservation and management. The review group's final report is analyzed by staff and trustees and recommendations are implemented as deemed appropriate.