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Meet Our Texas Native Carnivores: Living with Bobcats and Coyotes in Texas
By Camilla Price Meet the bobcat and coyote, two of the most adaptable and elusive animals in Texas. These predators thrive in natural...
Jan 30, 2022


Texan of the Year | Finalist
Conservationist Ben Jones was on the front lines of a campaign that darkened the night sky across Texas. The original article can be...
Jan 6, 2022


TCA Helps Save 70 Acres in Our Wild and Beautiful National Forests
Larry Shelton, TCA’s National Forest Policy Coordinator, met with the Forest Service, Sabine River Authority (SRA), and a representative...
Oct 15, 2021


More Ways to Help Wildlife
Adopt bird friendly features Use glass with ceramic patterns, frits and dots. Several leading organizations have created guidelines for...
Mar 10, 2021


Certification Benefits for Businesses
Cost Savings Turning off non-essential lights can save significant amounts of electric power and reduce utility bills, extend the life of...
Mar 4, 2021


Neches River NWR Increasing in Popularity as Outdoor Destination
Huge progress has been made in making the 7,000-acre Neches Neches River National Wildlife Refuge accessible to the public – and more activi
Mar 1, 2021


Introducing TXCAT: Texas Conservation Action Team!
With a core belief that, “doing leads to caring” TXCAT will offer hands-on conservation opportunities for Texans of all backgrounds.
Feb 10, 2021


Richard LeTourneau receives Ned and Genie Fritz Lifetime Achievement Award at TCA Annual Meeting
TCA’s Vice Chair Richard LeTourneau has been fighting conservation battles since he was a teenager. And he’s still fighting them. To...
Nov 5, 2020


Great American Outdoors Act Passes Congress
Some of the best conservation news in ages was the July 22 passage of the Great American Outdoors Act. This legislation will permanently...
Aug 15, 2020


TCA Welcomes New Executive Director
Benjamin "Ben" Jones comes to TCA with more than twenty years' experience in conservation and a life-long love of the outdoors. In his...
Aug 5, 2020


Numerous Organizations Contest Lake Ringgold Permit
More than a dozen governmental and non-profit organizations and numerous individuals filed formal requests for a Contested Case Hearing.
Aug 1, 2020


Conserve East Texas!
East Texas has amazing natural diversity – big rivers with towering hardwood trees, wetland creeks and sloughs teeming with wildlife,...
May 1, 2020


New Texas Paddling Trail on the Sabine River!
Texas Conservation Alliance and the Panola County Chamber of Commerce joined forces to nominate the Sabine Sandbar Trail on the Sabine River
Nov 12, 2019


Recovering America's Wildlife Act: Crucial for Texas Wildlife
One-third of all fish & wildlife species in the U.S. are at risk of becoming Endangered. Of the country's 12,000 Species of Greatest...
Jul 18, 2019


Texas Buckeye Trail Named for Ned and Genie Fritz
Dallas City Council unanimously voted to designate a trail in the Great Trinity Forest as the Ned and Genie Texas Buckeye Trail.
Jun 15, 2019

Protecting National Forest Lands in Texas
Texas Conservation Alliance is building on the work of TCA founder Ned Fritz to increase the amount of protected land in the National...
Jun 1, 2019


Does Texas Really Have a Water Problem?
Adequate use of municipal water recycling, Texas’ “water problem”, comes down primarily to providing enough water for residential lawns....
Feb 28, 2019


Grazing to Improve Grassland
Rotational grazing involves dividing a ranch into “paddocks” (fenced areas) and moving the cattle herd from paddock to paddock as it is graz
Feb 1, 2019


The Facts: Water Recycling
Cities can RECYCLE their municipal water supplies and reap many additional benefits at the same time! Municipal water recycling is...
Jan 20, 2019


Cedar Ridge Reservoir is a Waste of Money for Abilene Residents
The projected cost of the proposed Cedar Ridge Reservoir has risen to $290 million in the regional water plan for the Brazos River basin...
Jan 15, 2019
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