TWA Email Newsletter

Contact Your Texas Elected Officials!

Contact Your Federal Elected Officials!

Collectively our voice is strong! Be sure to let your Federal and Texas Elected Officials know how you feel about the issues affecting Texas. (Use the links above and enter your zip code to get in touch with your elected officials)

WILD WONDERINGS
Wild Wonderings is published to provide landowners, land managers, and conservation enthusiasts with relevant, research-based information for land, water and wildlife conservation. Click the above title to learn more!

TWA's
College Team Memberships Now Available!
Available only to current college students at certain universities!
Click the above title to learn more about this exciting new membership!
More colleges to join the ranks soon!

New Gate Sign
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L.A.N.D.S.
Learning Across New Dimensions In Science

LANDS In the Field Video
Click the above title to see video and learn more about LANDS!

Youth Education & Volunteer Opportunities

Click the above title to see how TWA is
reaching youth through education!

L.A.N.D.S. Teacher Training

DISTANCE LEARNING - TEACHER RESOURCES
Click the lesson plan below you are interested in!
For more information or to register for our interactive video conferencing programs for youth, click this link: http://www.connect2texas.net

ASI: Animal Skull Investigation - Case #123
Animal Skull Collections

Let's Talk Turkey Activity

Texas Links of Life

Texas Wildlife Association believes that today's children are tomorrow's decision makers and have thus made it our mission to create an awareness of wildlife and wildlife related issues among Texas youth. "Classroom conservation" presentations, trainings, learning modules, and interactive video conferencing programs are readily available to area students and teachers as part of our:

Learning Across New Dimensions in Science (L.A.N.D.S.) youth stewardship initiative. TWA strives to implement new and innovative programs that enable educators to meet their goals while fostering a consciousness of the natural world.

TWA is an accredited site provider for the Texas State Board for Educator Certification and we are currently working to develop innovative conservation-based professional development trainings for the 2007-2008 school year. Additionally, our education staff is certified to train teachers in the use of Project Wild, Project Aquatic Wild, and Food, Land, & People classroom curricula.