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In this issue, our photographers turn their lens to the heavens for a beautiful photo essay on state parks at night. We also feature a rancher's beautiful restored property which recently became a Wildlife Management Area, and a story on accessibility in state parks. A travel story takes you out to Ennis for their Bluebonnet Trails & Festival, and Chef Jesse Griffiths cooks up wild turkey katsu in our Fish & Game section. Subscribers received a species big bass publication along with their magazine — contact us if you'd like to purchase one. From all of us here at Texas Parks & Wildlife magazine, we wish you a joyful spring season!

Photos shot for the April issue

State Parks by Night

A photo essay. As long as people have existed, we have been gazing up at the stars.


For the Love of the Land

A Texas rancher spent decades restoring his property. Now it's a TPWD wildlife management area.


Beyond Barriers

State parks blaze new trails for universal access. Robert Crouch knows the difference a quarter of an inch of elevation can make.

Enchanted Rock - rocky top

Enchanted Rock State Natural Area doubles in size with 3,073-acre acquisition

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Keep Texas Wild

It's not just for kids. If you like nature-related topics in an easy-to-read format, you can find three years of our popular Keep Texas Wild issues and the teacher resources to go along with them.




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