The Texas Wildlife Association is a statewide membership organization that serves Texas wildlife and its habitat, while protecting property rights, hunting heritage, and the conservation efforts of those who value and steward wildlife resources.
The Texas Wildlife Association is governed by a Board of Directors, four statewide Officers, an Executive Committee, and the organization benefits from Regional Leadership across the state.
TWA Foundation increases natural resource literacy and promotes conservation and educational programs that connect Texans to the land.
The rich waters of the Texas bays fed by freshwater nutrients from Texas rivers mix with equally rich gulf water to create a natural nursery. Here, numerous fish species lay eggs where the fry will grow and return to the gulf. The rich and protective estuaries are habitats for a number of fish species including the mystical Atlantic tarpon.
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From Texas Wildlife, August 2011
Article by: Ruth Hoyt
TWA fact sheet published February 2009
Groundwater is an integral part of the land, and private landowners have a vested ownership interest in the groundwater below the surface of their land.
