We're excited to announce that the Recovering America's Wildlife Act has been introduced in the U.S. Senate! S.2372 was introduced by...

AUSTIN— During the pandemic, Texans headed back to nature in record numbers, with more people visiting state parks, hunting, fishing, and...

One-third of our nation's wildlife are already imperiled or are vulnerable. All types of wildlife are declining, in many cases...

April 22, 2021 Bipartisan Bill to Help Declining Wildlife Introduced on Earth Day in Congress Bill Would Create New Jobs, Provide Outdoor...

Dear Friends, Although you wouldn't know by the Arctic chill that has ascended on Texas — spring is just around the corner. And love is...

Despite unprecedented challenges in 2020, our Alliance member organizations across the state have continued their important work to...

Bald cypress trees turning glorious shades of burnt orange, migrating Monarch butterflies, and wintering waterfowl -- these are a few...

Written by Alejandra S. Martinez Contributions by Jake Hill, Taylor McDaniel SFASU Wildlife Management students Jake Hill, Taylor...

A bipartisan Recovering America's Wildlife Act (RAWA) amendment passed as part of the infrastructure package in the U.S. House today. If...

Quarterly Newsletter of the Texas Alliance for America's Fish and Wildlife. News and Updates.

During these challenging times, you might be looking for ways to help reduce stress and lift the spirits. Or maybe you're seeking online...

March 3rd is World Wildlife Day. A perfect time to marvel at the rich diversity of wildlife across the globe, and here at home. From...

For Immediate Release - December 9, 2019 U.S. House Natural Resources Committee Passes Landmark Wildlife Conservation Bill Out of...

Songs have been written about Pronghorn antelope. To see them running across the plains is the quintessence of wild Texas. But...

The Recovering America's Wildlife Act, H.R.3742, now has 153 cosponsors - more than a third of the U.S. House of Representatives! This...

Diamondback Terrapin in marsh habitat Texans love turtles. It’s hard to drive by a pond in summer and ignore the basking sliders with...

Is that a dinosaur? No, it’s a real-life, modern-day animal, the Texas horned lizard - our official state reptile. Once common across...

Can you imagine Texas grasslands without the iconic, flute-like song of the Meadowlark? Sadly, some bird songs could be at-risk of going...

Yet Recovering America's Wildlife Act Can Help Photo: Robert Jackson, Bee on Bluebonnet Consider the humble bumblebee. Honeybees may be...

© Thomas Kunz, Boston University Texas happens to be the battiest state in the USA, home to 32 of the nation’s 47 bat species. In a state...