- Garden & Gun: A Promising New Tool in the Fight to Preserve Bobwhite Quail
- Lone Star Outdoor News: medicated feed approved for wild quail.
- Heroic Efforts By Hunters To Save Texas Quail May Soon Pay Off
- Professor Receives Global Recognition, Acclaim for Environmental Toxicology Research
- Lone Star Outdoor News: Quail hunts tough, but improving
- Research on bobwhites in Texas might hold promise for the future of the species by Ronald J. Kendall, PhD
- Ronald Kendall: The Quail Doctor
- Can the Bobwhite Quail Be Saved?
- Dr. Kendall Discusses The Decline Of Bobwhite Quail In Interview With Lab Manager Magazine
- Texas Tech Grad Student Helping Solve Quail Epidemic
- TTU: Ron Kendall Working To Rid Quail of Debilitating Parasites
- Dallas Morning News: Medicated Feed May Stem Quail Decline
- Dallas Morning News highlights the approval process for medicated quail feed
- Wild Texas Film Tour comes to Texas Tech Featuring TTU Wildlife Toxicology Lab Film
- Oxyspirura petrowi infection leads to pathological consequences in Northern bobwhite (Colinus virginianus)
- Texas Tech A-List: Wildlife Toxicology Laboratory will continue to study eyeworms and cecal worms infecting wild bobwhite quail.
- Office Of the Vice President of Research – Researchers Receive Grant to Study Quail Parasite Infections
- Wingshooters World at Dallas Safari Club Jan. 15-18, 2015
- Quail – For when you have a bird in the hand.
- Eyeworms Killing Texas Bobwhites
- Researchers: Blood-Sucking Eyeworm Culprit to Quail Decline. Aug. 14, 2014
- Conservation: The Case Of the Vanishing Quail. Oct. 13, 2015
- Researchers: Quail Decline Due to Blood-Sucking Parasitic Eyeworm
- Blood-sucking parasitic eyeworm a culprit to 2010 quail decline, researchers believe.
- OutdoorHub.com – Researchers Suspect Blood-sucking Parasitic Eyeworm Caused 2010 Quail Decline
- Blood-sucking parasite and quail decline connection
- Blood-sucking parasitic eyeworm a culprit to 2010 quail decline, researchers believe
- Researchers: Blood-Sucking Eyeworm Culprit to Quail Decline: Texas Tech Today
- Researchers believe blood-sucking parasitic eyeworm a culprit to 2010 Quail Decline
- Texas Tech Today – Texas Tech Receives $706,000 Grant for Quail Research on Parasitic Worms
- KCBD – Texas Tech Receives $706,000 Grant for Quail Research on Parasitic Worms
- RPQRF Phase 3 Release
- Texas Tech, Texas A&M, Private Donors Play Key Roles in Largest Quail Disease Decline Study Ever Undertaken
- Part 4: Forensic Findings
- Part 3: Call to Action
- Part 2: Love of the Hunt
- Part 1: Where Have the Quail Gone?
- Texas Tech Quail Researchers Receive $244,000 in Grants from Park Cities Quail
- Sasser: The mission for Park Cities Quail is clear
- $1.5 Million Grant Helps Researchers Address Quail Decline
- TIEHH Receives funding from Rolling Plains Quail Research Foundation to Staff New Lab Addressing Quail Decline
- Texas Tech Study: Protracted Drought Cuts Deeply into Texas Quail Numbers
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