Written: 06/27/2009 17:03 by: treece4 View

John Graves said it best in Texas Rivers: “The loss of our primeval forests and prairies, the extinction or increasing rarity of many species of living things, the disruption of our waters’ flow and their pollution — all these evils and more … are the price we have paid for progress and prosperity and our nation’s power, for getting to the point we have reached today.”

Written: 05/25/2009 16:35 by: treece4 View

Rainwater harvesting is an ancient technique enjoying a revival in popularity due to the inherent quality of rainwater and interest in reducing consumption of treated water. 

Written: 04/08/2009 15:54 by: treece4 View

Last summer Texas A&M research scientist and professor Dr. Jim Heilman released a report showing that Ashe Junipers, a.k.a. cedar trees, aren’t really the water hogs that people think they are. According to Heilman, “People have this idea that trees are suction pumps, that if you have all of this l...

Written: 04/08/2009 14:59 by: treece4 View

Texas is home to eight different species of doves. If you spend any time in the city, the pigeon is probably the one you are most familiar with. Two species are only found in the Rio Grande Valley – the white-tipped dove and the red-billed pigeon. The primer that follows should help you be able to ...

Written: 03/28/2009 22:20 by: Texas Outdoors View

Without question, water is a very valuable resource in our great state.  Below are very useful links with data on Texas lake levels and local rainfall totals. 

Written: 03/28/2009 21:10 by: Texas Outdoors View

More than 90 years have passed since a handful of conservationists, motivated by a deep concern for Texas' forest resources, formed Texas Forestry Association. As the years passed, they were joined by others, forming a continuous bond of dedication, service and support to the forest lands of Texas.

Written: 03/28/2009 00:04 by: Texas Outdoors View

Welcome to the San Antonio Metropolitan League of Bass Clubs.  Organized in 1974 with the purpose of:  (1) establishing a community for the promotion of the mutual interests of bass clubs in the San Antonio metropolitan area, (2) of encouraging true comradeship between the metropolitan area bass clubs, (3) and for the further purpose of establishing and organizing the annual San Antonio Metropolitan League of Bass Clubs Tournament, formerly known as the City Bass Club Championship Tournament.

Written: 03/27/2009 23:51 by: Texas Outdoors View

The North American Gamebird Association (NAGA) is a non-profit professional organization established in 1931. For more than 76 years, NAGA members have led the way in improving methods of gamebird production and hunting preserve management.