Society for Ecological Restoration (SER)-Student Guild
The Texas A&M Society for Restoration is a student guild of the Society for Ecological Restoration International (SERI). We are a collective group of undergrads, grad students, professors, and scientists actively engaged in the practice and science of the repair and management of ecologically sensitive ecosystems.
Texas A&M University Chapter of American Fisheries Society
The Texas A&M Chapter of the American Fisheries Society is a professional organization of individuals interested in maintaining high standards for the fisheries profession by insuring that the undergraduate and graduate members of our chapter are prepared for careers in fisheries ecology, fisheries management, aquaculture, genetics, and the human dimensions of fisheries.
The Texas A&M Chapter of the American Fisheries Society focuses on several things: experience, involvement, and service. We try to provide students with knowledge, skills, and abilities that will make them in demand in the fields related to aquatic biology. To this end, the TAMU AFS makes available opportunities such as training and certification in a variety of fields from fish identification to small motor repair; volunteering in local, regional, and state public extension programs for aquatic sciences and conservation; introduction to and involvement with fisheries professionals and graduate programs; internship opportunities; pairing undergraduate students with graduate students with research opportunities; and much more. AFS is at this time working on becoming as involved as possible in as many outreach programs as we can, so even if you are only interested in one or two programs, it is a great time to be a member and a great place to learn about what’s going on in the aquatic ecology world.
TAMU Student Chapter of The Wildlife Society
The Texas A&M University Chapter of The Wildlife Society serves as a technical guide organization for students with a genuine interest in wildlife and fisheries sciences. Society events and meeting encourage communication between members, and professionals to create an atmosphere where understanding of the resource management sciences can be improved. Our society takes the students’ interests to heart and provides information and links to vital new opportunities involving wildlife conservation, research, and management.
As a member of the Student Chapter, students can look forward to countless opportunities to gain invaluable experience in the field, while networking with leaders in conservation.
TAMU Chapter of Society for Conservation Biology
The Texas A&M student chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology is dedicated to educating students and the community about the conservation and preservation of ecosystems and organisms all over the world. We hold meetings once a month where we come together to plan events, such as workshops, socials, and community activities, discuss current issues, learn from guest lecturers, and much, much more.
Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources and Related Sciences (MANRRS)
Development of leadership and professional skills and scholarly excellence among the Society’s members who are in the early stages of their careers shall be among the Society’s highest priorities.
The overall objective of the Society shall be to promote and implement initiatives which foster inclusion and advancement of members of ethnic/cultural groups under-represented in agricultural and natural resource sciences and related fields in all phases of career preparation and participation.
MANRRS also works to promote and offer opportunities for participation in an active mutual support network to all of its members.
Aggies for the Protection of Endangered Species
Aggies for the Protection of Endangered Species is a student organization at Texas A&M University. Our goal is to…
A. Educate the students and staff of Texas A&M University about diverse endangered species in order to generate interest and concern for their wellbeing.
B. Educate the students and staff of Texas A&M University about the importance of preserving the populations of various endangered species.
C. Hold fundraisers in order to raise money that will be donated to organizations that deal directly in protecting endangered animal species and their environments.