All posts tagged "Texas Parks and Wildlife Department"
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Llano River Fish Population on the Rebound After 2018 Flooding
Anglers will be happy to hear that during a recent multi-day sampling trip on the Llano River, the...
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Massive 198-Pound Alligator Gar Caught by Anglers on the Brazos River
Two men from Cameron, Texas, caught a 7-foot-7-inch alligator gar in the Brazos River on Sunday, April 7,...
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Catching Avocados in the South Llano River: What’s the Limit?
A social media share by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department announced that 42K pounds of avocados spilled...
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New Land Added to San Jacinto Battleground to Preserve Texas History
Over 23 acres are being added to the land surrounding the San Jacinto Monument, according to an announcement...
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Bald Eagle Comeback in Texas is Noteworthy: What of its Future?
While acting on a tip in November of 2018, a game warden from central Texas was able to...
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Raging Wildfire Sparks Evacuation of Inks Lake State Park, Hatchery, and Area Residents
Evacuations of nearby homes, the Inks Dam National Fish Hatchery, and Inks Lake State Park were necessitated due...
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Texas to Receive $13M in Federal Grants for Fisheries Recovery
Announcing on Wednesday, June 20, that Texas would receive $13 million in grant dollars, Governor Greg Abbott identified...
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The Basics of Dutch Oven Cooking: Delicious Meals in the Great Outdoors
With over 63,000 views in this third of a three-part video series, Texas Parks and Wildlife have hit...
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The Texas Hill Country Treasure Trove That is Colorado Bend State Park
If you ever wondered what wonders the Colorado Bend State Park holds, then look no further than the...
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Texas Ranch Praised for Advancements in Land Stewardship With Great Results
Active members of the Lone Star Stewardship Program, Emry Birdwell and Deborah Clark of the Birdwell and Clark...
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Light Pollution is Threatening the Texas Night Sky, But Not if TPWD Has Anything to Say About It
Featured on the Texas Parks and Wildlife YouTube channel, the video clip entitled “Dark Skies: The Night’s Watch”...
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‘Take Me Fishing Day’ in West Texas Gives Kids the Opportunity to Learn How to Fish
The pond will be full of rainbow trout for this special fishing day.
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Become a Texas State Park Ambassador: Life’s #betteroutside
Applications are being accepted until February 1, 2018, for the chance to become a Texas State Park Ambassador...
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River Otters: These Elusive (and Cute) Creatures Could Be on the Move in Texas
In the past decade, there have been more and more sightings of river otters in Central Texas as...
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Reality Series ‘Lone Star Law’ Returns for Second Season Following Texas Game Wardens
Animal Planet debuted the second season of their original reality series, “Lone Star Law," which features the men...
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Coyote Caught on Camera in Fort Worth Neighborhood Reminds Texans to Keep Their Pets Safe
Keep your pets inside at night!
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Devils River State Natural Area: Not for the Faint of Heart but Worth the Trouble
Devils River State Natural Area is located about 45 miles from Del Rio and features one...
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Those Hoping to Fish Along the Coast Will Have to Wait For Freezing Temps to Pass
Fishing in certain areas will be shut down for a couple of days.
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‘Catfish Hunter’? Nope: Just an Average Day on Hubbard Creek Lake
A Texas fisherman recently landed a massive blue catfish out of a North Texas lake near Abilene, ultimately...
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Texas Making Effort to Restore Bighorn Sheep to Home Range
Eighty-two bighorn sheep were recently translocated to Black Gap Wildlife Management Area in an effort to restore them...
