Calling all Texas hunters and anglers, did you know your license will be expiring soon? The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) is reminding you to purchase your new license for the 2024-25 season.
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission approved more than $20.6 million in local park grants, a near record, to help create and enhance outdoor recreational opportunities. The competitive grants are allocated to local government entities on a 50/50 reimbursement match basis. Once funded,...
Texas Parks & Wildlife Foundation is the leading advocate for the state’s wild things and wild places. Over the last 30 years, they’ve raised and invested more than $240 million to advance conservation in Texas. If you’re an angler, hunter, park-goer, or generally a nature lover in ...
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission approved just over $15 million in competitive local park grants to help fund projects that will create and enhance outdoor recreational opportunities like nature trails, native gardens, playgrounds, splash pads, dog parks and sports f...
An exciting conservation event took place this December: the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department moved 77 bighorn sheep to El Paso as part of restoration efforts for the species. Read about it in our web exclusive story. Happy holiday to our readers! We appreciate you every day and work hard...
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department has made it to the 21st century. For the first time in the history of hunting in Texas, you can apply for your 2022-2023 Super Combo Hunting and Fishing license online from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department now....
Texas Parks and Wildlife Game Wardens - Statewide FrequencyLicenseTypeToneAlpha TagDescriptionModeTag 159.270 RM TPWD 1 Ch 1 - Game Wardens (various tones) FMN Law Dispatch 151.415 M 074 DPL TPWD 2 Ch 2 - Game Wardens, State Park Operations (FMN) FMN Law Tac 151.415 M 111 NAC TPWD 2 Ch...
Moving Bees, Razing Cane & Wildlife Winds: Watch a bee specialist relocate a hive of European honey bees, giving them a safe new home where they can keep on buzzing. Invasive giant reed is a threat to Texas rivers. Watch as biologists work to control thi
Texas Parks and Wildlife reaches out to young professionalsThe Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation has launched a drive to add professionals 40 and under to its membership.Dallas News
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