Conservation

October 2025 Issue

Cross Bar Is a Special Piece of Federal Land in the Panhandle

The recreation area is the only Bureau of Land Management site in Texas. Access is coming.

Story by Morgan O'Hanlon
November 2024 Issue

New App Provides More Options for Hunters, Anglers

Hunters and anglers can satisfy mandatory reporting requirements for growing number of species.

April 2023 Issue

‘MA’ Ferguson Brought the Civilian Conservation Corps to Texas

Ferguson requested federal funding for dozens of CCC projects across the state.

Story by Walt Bailey
November 2024 Issue

Sotol, Yucca and More: Reconnecting Texans with Their Botanical Roots

Humans have long relied on plants to survive the sometimes harsh landscapes of Texas.

Story by Brandon Weaver
November 2024 Issue

Could Your Backyard Help Reverse the Decline of Texas Prairies?

Program builds healthy prairies that support vital plant pollinators of Texas.

By Lydia Saldaña
December 2024 Issue

A Hill Country Conservationist Helped Save Central Park — And Her Family's Ranch

Central Park Conservancy founder Betsy Browning Rogers returned home to restore her Texas ranch.

Story by Louie Bond
January/February 2025 Issue

As Bears Return to Lone Star State, West Texans Learn to Coexist

Biologists hope Texas bear research will give residents a toolkit to manage growing populations.

Story by Eva Frederick
July 2025 Issue

Pecos River's Forgotten Reach Gets Some Attention

A nonprofit group and partners pursue conservation efforts in an area hit by overpumping, drought.

Story by Morgan O'Hanlon
August/September 2025 Issue

Disease Leads to a Critical Crossroads For Texas Bighorn

TPWD and partners focus on fighting a deadly disease affecting the sheep.

Story by Lydia Saldaña
December 2024 Issue

Game Wardens Help Each Other Overcome Trauma

When intense events happen, game wardens support each other through the stress.

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