TPWD provides this workshop to staff and community partners as a mission-focused professional development opportunity intended to help attendees better understand why hunting is important to conservation efforts.
As habitat along the I-35 corridor continues to shrink by the day, can overwintering sparrows and resident and migrant Loggerhead Shrikes hold on?
The Texas Plant Conservation Conference is a professional-level meeting serving scientists, land managers, state and federal agencies, local governments, and other professionals with an interest in plant conservation in Texas and adjacent regions.
Bird Friendly Webinar with our three Texas Audubon Centers – everyone is invited to enjoy nature and discover an entry point for bird conservation at the center and at home!
Drought and strategies to improve water infiltration on your property.
Inspiring presentations, thoughtful panel discussions, and a full day of networking and building connections.
Coco Brennan, mythbuster, will talk about the benefits of bats.
Webinar Title: Searching for a Needle in a Haystack: Louisiana Pinesnakes and Camera Traps AT-VMS: AT: Texas Parks and Wildlife (Enter AT#, Class Title as posted, Location, and Presenter) Comments:... Read More →
Want to be a better steward of your water and land and keep our springs and rivers flowing? then learn about the geology of our local aquifers, the best land and stewardship to keep the natural water cycle flowing, and the laws governing groundwater and surface water.
Stay connected with the latest monarch conservation topics by attending our free monthly webinars.
