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Scientists Offer Tips for Dealing With Bats

Source: Texas Outdoors [ Found in: News ] Created: 03/23/2006 08:51
Summary: AUSTIN, Texas — Millions of Mexican free-tailed bats are returning to Texas from their winter homes in Mexico, and while research is revealing an increasing number of bat benefits, scientists say there are some common-sense steps schools, businesses and homeowners can take to coexist peacefully with bat visitors.

Leave That Wild Animal Alone, Experts Advise

Source: Texas Outdoors [ Found in: News ] Created: 03/23/2006 08:47
Summary: AUSTIN, Texas — With spring come young, wild animals venturing from their nests and hiding places under the watchful eyes of their parents. Young animals often stray and appear to be abandoned; that’s when humans need to resist the urge to help, wildlife experts say.

Dry Conditions Could Affect Spring Turkey Hunting

Source: Texas Outdoors [ Found in: News ] Created: 03/22/2006 17:48
Summary: AUSTIN, Texas — Despite dry conditions across Texas, prospects for this year’s spring turkey season remain promising, thanks to a carryover of mature gobblers, according to Texas Parks and Wildlife Department biologists.

Record Sea Turtle Release Marks Kemp's Ridley Comeback

Source: Texas Outdoors [ Found in: News ] Created: 07/04/2006 07:22
Summary: TEPEHUAJES, Mexico — Mexican and U.S. scientists on June 28 marked the recovery of the Kemp’s Ridley sea turtle here with the largest single-day turtle release since the binational recovery project began decades ago, helping close to 240,000 four-inch hatchlings wriggle across the sand and into the Gulf of Mexico.

Texas Waterfowlers Can Expect Good Hunting

Source: Texas Outdoors [ Found in: News ] Created: 11/06/2006 11:49
Summary: AUSTIN, Texas, With lots of ducks on the way and plenty of new water to greet them, conditions are shaping up for an above average waterfowl season in Texas, according to Texas Parks and Wildlife Department biologists.

Whooping Crane Population Continues to Soar

Source: Texas Outdoors [ Found in: News ] Created: 01/22/2007 20:54
Summary: The tallest bird in North America has something special to "whoop" about. The Aransas National Wildlife Refuge today announced the highest numbers of endangered whooping cranes are wintering in Texas in approximately the last 100 years. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Whooping Crane Coordinator Tom Stehn completed a census flight on December 13 and accounted for 237 whooping cranes. The current population exceeds by 17 the previous high of 220 whoopers present in the fall of 2005.

Outlook Good for Spring Turkey Season

Source: Texas Outdoors [ Found in: News ] Created: 03/27/2007 14:49
Summary: AUSTIN, Texas — Prolonged dry conditions across the state last year may have impacted wild turkey production in some areas, but overall, the outlook for the 2007 spring turkey hunting season is bright, according to Texas Parks and Wildlife Department biologists.

Game Warden Field Notes

Source: Texas Outdoors [ Found in: News ] Created: 04/16/2007 20:00
Summary: The following are excerpts from recent Texas Parks and Wildlife Department law enforcement reports.

New ‘White List' Proposed To Regulate Nongame Wildlife

Source: Texas Outdoors [ Found in: News ] Created: 04/16/2007 19:56
Summary: AUSTIN, Texas — The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission on March 28 authorized seeking public comment on a proposal to change the way nongame wildlife species are regulated. The proposal would create a “white list” of species that could be collected and sold, with all other nongame animals not on the list to be protected from commercial collection and sale.

Lavaca Bay Restoration Credited to Government-Industry Partnership

Source: Texas Outdoors [ Found in: News ] Created: 04/16/2007 19:53
Summary: AUSTIN, Texas — Federal, state, local community and industry leaders on March 28 celebrated a successful cooperative effort to clean up and restore the Point Comfort/Lavaca Bay Superfund site, located midway between Houston and Corpus Christi.

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