Education

TWA Email Newsletter

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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!

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Texas Youth Hunting Program:
The Texas Youth Hunting Program (TYHP) was founded in partnership with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department in 1995 to consolidate youth hunting outreach and information in Texas in a safe, responsible, mentored and professional manner.

Texas Big Game Awards:
“Hunting Equals Habitat” is the motto of the Texas Big Game Awards, another TWA program co-sponsored by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. Far from being just a “big buck” contest, the Texas Big Game Awards (TBGA) recognizes outstanding native white-tailed deer, mule deer and pronghorn antelope and the landowners who actively manage their land to encourage wildlife and habitat conservation. A new program added in 2001 are the Carter’s Country TBGA Wildlife Conservation College Scholarships, awarding $20,000 in college scholarships annually.

Conservation Legacy: Promoting Sound Stewardship
through Education
Texas Wildlife Association strives to provide our membership, area youth, and the general public with quality educational experiences offered through the Conservation Legacy program. This program includes learning opportunities for adults through TWA involvement in wildlife management field days and workshops as well as through continued outdoor skill and educator trainings. The Conservation Legacy program opportunities for youth include TWA’s “classroom conservation” presentations and learning enrichment modules that are currently offered to area schools as part of our new Learning Across New Dimensions in Science (LANDS) youth stewardship initiative.