Conservation Legacy
The Conservation Legacy lineup of programs empower and educate Texans with knowledge of fundamental, science-based ecological principles, foster a connection to the land, and facilitate natural resource literacy by creating tangible relationships with the outdoors. The programs involved serve as a catalyst for conservation partnerships and active habitat management. TWA’s Conservation Legacy programs immerse both youth and adults in the marvels of natural Texas from the classroom to the pasture, using land as the guide.
● Adult Education |
● Youth Education |
● Educator and Volunteer Resources |
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Trinity River Program
Conservation Legacy
Designed specifically for students who live in the Trinity River Basin to promote sound land stewardship and improve the water quality and general health of the Trinity River and its watershed. Grades 4-12
Women of the Land
Conservation Legacy
Programs specifically for women to learn hands-on from Texas’ wildlife professionals
L.A.N.D.S. Intensive Educator Training
Conservation Legacy
Our professional partners will lead sessions on Texas ecosystems, natural resources, native wildlife, water conservation, and the importance of private land stewardship. We will introduce you to several in-class and outdoor hands-on activities, as well as a few laboratory studies. To round out the training, we will discuss what is being taught in your classroom now and how to incorporate L.A.N.D.S. into existing curricula so that it benefits the students.
L.A.N.D.S. Intensive Program
Conservation Legacy
Learning Across New Dimensions in Science (L.A.N.D.S.) is an intensive educational program that strives to facilitate natural resource literacy within schools by creating tangible relationships between the outdoors and essential academic skills.
Texas Brigades
Conservation Legacy
Texas Brigades is a non-profit, youth centered, wildlife and natural resource-based education organization. Our high-energy summer camp programs run from June through July each year.
