Tag: Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD)

So they came, and they won’t leave.

Two more ocelots have been spotted at the Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge.

The Texas Department of Wildlife is seeking volunteers for the annual crab trap removal project, now in its 21^st year.

A new crop of Texas Master Naturalists will hit the books and field with the South Texas Border Chapter in January.

Quail numbers continue to lag in the face of persistent drought conditions this year, with the South Texas Plains region probably the best option for hunters.

Another round of training to become a Texas Master Naturalist will take place starting in January for residents of Hidalgo, Starr and Cameron counties.

A new digital hunting and fishing license is now on sale that allows Super Combo license holders to digitally tag harvested turkey, deer and oversized redfish.

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission will consider proposed enhanced chronic wasting disease surveillance and containment zones during its meeting later this month.

The latest Texas and Parks and Wildlife latest conservation license plate is a bright picture of a Texas greater roadrunner, tail and crest standing to attention.

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department announced it will stock three Valley community fishing lakes with “retired” Florida largemouth bass that were used at a state fish hatchery.