TOS OFFICERS & DIRECTORS

The Texas Ornithological Society Board of Directors is responsible for the governance and oversight of TOS, setting policy, and managing organization activities using volunteers and paid staff.
Position | Name | Residence |
---|---|---|
President | Byron Stone | |
Vice President | Frances Cerbins | |
Secretary | Susan Foster | |
Treasurer | John Berner | |
Past President | Christine Turnbull | |
Director At-Large | Frances Cerbins | |
Director At-Large | Romey Swanson | |
Director At-Large | Byron Stone | |
Director At-Large | Clay Taylor | |
Director Region 1: Panhandle | John Berner | |
Director Region 2: North Central | Vacant | |
Director Region 3: Piney Woods | Laura Wilson | |
Director Region 4: Trans-Pecos | Vacant | |
Director Region 5: Edwards Plateau | Christine Turnbull | |
Director Region 6: Central Prairie | Randy Pinkston | |
Director Region 7: Brushlands | Susan Foster | |
Director Region 8: Coastal Prairie | Kendra Kocab | |
Nominating Committee | Vacant | |
Field Trip Committee | Vacant | |
High Island Sanctuary Committee | Shelia Hargis | Austin |
Magic Ridge Sanctuary Committee | Byron Stone | Austin |
Sabine Woods Sanctuary Committee | John Whittle | Port Arthur |
Meeting Committee | Christine Turnbull | Austin |
Publications Committee | Susan Foster | Rockport |
Texas Bird Records Committee | Tony Frank | Houston |
Awards Committee | Jack Eitniear | San Antonio |
Membership Secretary | Judy Kestner | Corpus Christi |
Online Registration | Judy Kestner | Corpus Christi |
Publication Editor | Jack Eitniear | San Antonio |
Web Master | James Giroux | Austin |
Texas Ornithological Society
Welcome to the Amazing World of Texas Birds!
If you love birds, Texas is definitely the place for you! With eight different geographical regions to explore, each offering its own, unique wildlife environment; more than 660 species to be discovered; and a location adjacent to the tropical regions of Mexico and Central America, you never know what you might see when you grab your binoculars and head out!
Texas Ornithological Society is proud to promote the discovery, knowledge, observation and conservation of birds in Texas since 1953.