North American Wood Ape Conservancy
Dedicated to proving the existence of the animal commonly referred to as Bigfoot.
Last updated on January 20th, 2021 at 04:33 pmIf you were not able to attend the TBRC’s 2011 Texas Bigfoot Conference, you missed some great speakers. Not to worry though; here, you can hear Alton Higgins’s presentation in its entirety. Read More
In light of the NAWAC’s recent Operation Endurance, it is good to revisit Brian Brown’s BIPcast 6: Area X, recorded in September 2008 deep in the Ouachita Mountains of Arkansas and Oklahoma where the NAWAC would eventually conduct Operation Endurance Read More
Last updated on February 20th, 2021 at 02:53 pmIn light of the TBRC’s recent Operation Endurance, it is good to revisit Brian Brown’s BIPcast 6: Area X, recorded in September 2008 deep in the Ouachita Mountains of Arkansas and Oklahoma Read More
According to an ongoing timber survey in Texas by the Texas Forest Service in cooperation with the Southern Research Station of the USDA Forest Service, Texas is number two. Texas Forest Service officials are reporting that the timber survey of Read More
The Texas Bigfoot Research Conservancy is pleased to announce the speaker list for the 2011 Texas Bigfoot Conference. The conference will offer a superb line-up of speakers. • Dr Ian Redmond – Tropical field biologist and conservationist. The TBRC is Read More
The TBRC is pleased to announce that Chester Moore will be a featured speaker at the 2011 Texas Bigfoot Conference, at the Caldwell Auditorium in Tyler, Texas, October 1. Moore is one of the most widely recognized outdoors journalists in Read More
The TBRC is pleased to announce that Dr. Ian Redmond and Dr. Jeff Meldrum will give presentations at the 2011 Texas Bigfoot Conference, scheduled for October 1, 2011. Dr. Redmond will be the keynote speaker for the evening banquet immediately Read More
Perhaps we should have taken a clue from the use of our favorite perpetually persecuted sasquatch (of Jack Link’s Beef Jerky fame) to publicize Bigfoot: The Definitive Guide, shown 2 February 2011 on the History cable channel. Despite the involvement Read More
A new study, published in the Nov. 30 issue of American Naturalist, shows that primates are less susceptible to environmental ups and downs, particularly changes in rainfall, than other animals. Researchers from the National Evolutionary Synthesis Center (NESCent) in Durham, Read More
Last updated on February 12th, 2022 at 09:15 am Few subjects, it seems, produce as much controversy among those with an interest in the wood ape phenomenon as the documentation question. The NAWAC has proceeded for years with the conviction Read More
