The Texas Wildlife Association is a statewide 501(c)4 non-profit membership organization that actively advocates for wildlife and natural resource conservation at the local, state, and national levels.  We are absolutely dedicated to educating all persons, especially the youth of Texas, about the conservation, management and enhancement of wildlife and wildlife habitat on private land to ensure the preservation of our cherished rural heritage for future generations.

Go to www.texas-wildlife.org membership information. 

A large percentage of the food plot questions I hear pertain to hunting properties in the Texas hill country.  Common queries include:  What should I plant?  When should I plant?  How should I plant?  However, I seldom hear the question, "Should I plant."

Nearly a century ago, wildlife biologists estimated there were about 500 desert bighorn sheep in Texas. Half a century later there were none. Today there are more than 800 of these majestic animals in the state and counting.

Improve the quality of life, economic sustainability and ecological integrity of areas associated with the Trinity River Basin through a coalition of local communities, NGO's and stewards of private and public lands.