Wednesday, 09 December 2009 12:05 | 
First details of WildLife 2010 announced
Initial information and exciting details outlining WildLife 2010, Texas Wildlife 
Association's 25th Anniversary Celebration, is now available by clicking here.
Make plans to attend the special convention and celebration, June 25-26, 2010, at the Hyatt Regency Hill Country Resort and Spa in San Antonio.
Information has been announced regarding: Advance Convention Registration Form, Schedule of Events (tentative), Hotel Reservation Form, Auction Donor Form, Proxy Bid Form, Express Check-Out Form, Convention Sponsor Form, and Convention Sponsor Packet.
Please check back often as more details highlighting auction items are announced.
To become involved in this exciting event as a sponsor or auction donor, and for more information, please call (800) 839-9453.
Friday, 13 November 2009 11:43 |
TWA Announces Roller as Director of Member RelationsThe Texas Wildlife Association has named Kendra Roller of San Antonio as its first Roller previously served for four years as the 4-H Extension Agent in Loudoun County, Virginia. She was responsible for management of all 4-H clubs, training and supervision of nearly 200 volunteers, and developing numerous educational programs focused on agricultural and natural resource education and life skill development. Roller earned a Master’s of Science from Purdue University in Education and a Bachelor of Science from Texas A&M University in Agricultural Development.
Texas voters overwhelmingly approve Proposition 11Texas voters overwhelmingly approved Proposition 11 on the November 3 ballot by more than a four-to-one margin, thus ensuring Texas homeowners and property owners will be protected against the abuses of eminent domain. The Texas Wildlife Association was a strong supporter of the constitutional amendment. The ballot measure was approved by Texas voters, 81-19 percent, the largest margin among the 11 propositions. All 11 proposed constitutional amendments on the November 3 ballot were approved by voters. Wednesday, 07 October 2009 17:19 |
TWA reaffirms groundwater as a vested property rightThe Texas Wildlife Association has reaffirmed the ownership of groundwater by landowners as a vested real property right and has proclaimed its support for the local regulatory approach to groundwater management that recognizes groundwater as a property right. The policy statement approved by the TWA Executive Committee on September 9 provides the organization the foundation to pursue legislative and regulatory solutions to the important issue of groundwater as a property right, an issue that has been raised in the courts by some groundwater districts that have challenged this vested right. TWA will work with Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association and other associations and groups that share this philosophy to pursue this policy goal. Tuesday, 15 September 2009 06:35 |
TWA Conservation Legacy program recognized with environmental awardThe Texas Association for Environmental Education has named the Texas Wildlife Association's Conservation Legacy program as the winner of its 2009 Outstanding Environmental Achievement Award for an organization making an impact on environmental education in Texas. TWA's Conservation Legacy representatives will receive the award on Saturday, October 24, at a reception during the TAEE conference in Junction at the Texas Tech campus. Learn more about the TWA Conservation Legacy program and its efforts -- a Texas Wildlife Association Stewardship Venture.
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