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HB 653 update

Source: Texas Outdoors [ Found in: News ] Created: 11/08/2007 00:19
Summary: HB 653 is still not scheduled for a hearing in the House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee, but it looks like it might be heard on April 24. A humane organization based in El Paso is urging supporters to call members of the committee. Supporters also say they have over 27,000 signatures in petitions supporting HB 653, but it's looking better for those who oppose because it's getting late in the session.

HB 247 Update!!

Source: Texas Outdoors [ Found in: News ] Created: 11/08/2007 00:19
Summary: It is our understanding that Rep. Turner has asked Sen. Wentworth to carry HB 247 in the Senate.

Act now for HB 247 and HB 3124

Source: Texas Outdoors [ Found in: News ] Created: 11/08/2007 00:19
Summary: HB 247 is up for hearing today (Tuesday, 5/8/01) before the Senate Natural Resources Committee in the Senate Chamber at 2 p.m. It should pass out of committee quickly, so now is the time to contact your local senator about his vote on the Senate Floor. (See the committee members below, and go to www.capitol.state.tx.us to find out who your senator is and how to contact him or her.)

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Source: Texas Outdoors [ Found in: News ] Created: 11/08/2007 00:19
Summary: HB 247 would clear up an inconsistency that exists between the Texas Water Code and the constitutional amendment that encourages wildlife habitat management through ad valorem tax incentives.

SOUTH TEXAS FARM & RANGE FORUM TO EXAMINE SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE, RANGE MANAGEMENT ISSUES ON MAY 12

Source: Texas Outdoors [ Found in: News ] Created: 11/08/2007 00:19
Summary: "Some people think it is odd that the Bexar Audubon Society -- an organization dedicated to birds, other wildlife, and their habitats -- would be sponsoring a farm and range forum," says Susan Hughes, an officer of the Society. But according to Hughes, it's easy to explain:

Language of Concern in the House Version of SB 305

Source: Texas Outdoors [ Found in: News ] Created: 11/08/2007 00:19
Summary: Part of SB 305, the TPWD "Sunset" Bill, would require that Texas Parks & Wildlife prepare a "Land and Water Resources Conservation Plan" to supposedly determine how the department will meet the state's conservation and recreation needs.

Legislative Alert

Source: Texas Outdoors [ Found in: News ] Created: 11/08/2007 00:19
Summary: Texas wildlife, its habitat, and the people who manage it need your help to influence action on the following bills:

TPW SETS COURSE FOR QUAIL CONSERVATION EFFORTS

Source: Texas Outdoors [ Found in: News ] Created: 11/08/2007 00:19
Summary: A basic tenet of wildlife management: If you want to get rid of something, remove its habitat. The principle also works in reverse. Quail are a prime example.

$9 million in State Grants to Help Improve Docking Facilities

Source: Texas Outdoors [ Found in: News ] Created: 11/08/2007 00:19
Summary: Today the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced a total of $9 million in state grants to help improve docking facilities for transient, non-trailerable boats along the navigable waterways of the United States.

10th Anniversary Shows Evolution of Wildlife Expo

Source: Texas Outdoors [ Found in: News ] Created: 11/08/2007 00:19
Summary: More than 300,000 people have come through the gates since Texas Wildlife Expo started 10 years ago, and since those early years the free festival has evolved in new directions while remaining true to its outdoor roots.

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