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Recovering America's Wildlife Act Reintroduced in the U.S. Senate!

We're excited to tell you the Recovering America's Wildlife Act has been reintroduced in the U.S. Senate! Recovering America's Wildlife...

What’s the Buzz: Decline of Bees, Pollinators is Bad News for Ecology and Agriculture

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

Watch for Whooping Cranes! North America’s Rarest Bird Depends on Texas.

· Endangered whooping cranes are migrating from Canada to Texas for the winter. · Approximately 500 whooping cranes remain in the wild. ·...

Recovering America’s Wildlife Act, H.R.2773, Would Boost Texas Bat Conservation, Eco-tourism

Two Texas Critters Are Now Extinct. Don’t Let the Horned Lizard Be Next.

· 2 Texas species were recently declared extinct. · More than 1,300 species are at risk of disappearing from Texas, including the beloved...

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Fall 2020 Newsletter

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

How the Recovering America’s Wildlife Act Can Help our Diamonds in the Marsh

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

Saving the Texas State Reptile: A Poster Child for the Recovering America's Wildlife Act

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