Texas Brigades is now accepting applications for students ages 13-17 to attend one of its five summer camps offering wildlife education and leadership development.

Farmers, ranchers, and others attending the San Antonio International Farm and Ranch Show at the Expo Hall on the Freeman Coliseum grounds, 3201 East Houston Street, on Oct. 14-16, will have the opportunity to learn how to use the Web Soil Survey (WSS) at the 1 p.m. educational track on Thurs., Oct. 14.

Before hunting season began, Don "Dink" Benton set up a motion sensor camera on his east Texas ranch to learn what kind of deer roamed his land along the Oklahoma border. What he saw as he went through the pictures was a shock: a black bear exploring a feeder, then investigating the camera.

Before hunting season began, Don "Dink" Benton set up a motion sensor camera on his east Texas ranch to learn what kind of deer roamed his land along the Oklahoma border. What he saw as he went through the pictures was a shock: a black bear exploring a feeder, then investigating the camera.

Working to save exotic species from over-regulation and certain extinction, the Exotic Wildlife Association (EWA) recently held its 43rd Annual Annual Meeting & Fund-Raising Auction in Kerrville, Texas.

Leading wildlife conservation through commerce, the Exotic Wildlife Association (EWA) announces its 43rd Annual Annual Meeting & Fund-Raising Auction will be held on March 11, 2010, through March 13, 2010, at the Inn of the Hills Resort & Conference Center in Kerrville, Texas.