What is TWA?

What is TWA?

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.

TWA Leadership

TWA Leadership

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

TWA Foundation

TWA Foundation increases natural resource literacy and promotes conservation and educational programs that connect Texans to the land.

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Managing Hogs Or Managing the Damage?

Managing Hogs Or Managing the Damage?

The feral hog problem in Texas has some new possible solutions on the horizon.

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Join or Renew a Membership

Join or Renew a Membership

Join your neighbors who are making a difference! The future of our wildlife populations depends on you.

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Donate to TWA

Support the mission and message of the Texas Wildlife Association with your financial donation.

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Property Rights

Position Statement Regarding Texas Central Railway

Position Statement Regarding Texas Central Railway

Issues and Advocacy

Position Statement on Eminent Domain and Condemnation

Position Statement on Eminent Domain and Condemnation

Issues and Advocacy

TWA Position Statement on the BLM - Red River Land Issue

TWA Position Statement on the BLM - Red River Land Issue

Issues and Advocacy

Approved by the TWA Executive Committee on August 13, 2014.

Texas Rural Lands: Trends and Conservation Implications for the 21st Century

Texas Rural Lands: Trends and Conservation Implications for the 21st Century

Issues and Advocacy

Published by: Texas A&M University and American Farmland Trust
March 2003

Fragmented Lands: Changing Land Ownership in Texas

Fragmented Lands: Changing Land Ownership in Texas

Issues and Advocacy

Published by: The Institute of Renewable Natural Resources, Texas A&M University
September 2000

TWA Fact Sheet on Eminent Domain Reform and SB 18/HB 279

TWA Fact Sheet on Eminent Domain Reform and SB 18/HB 279

Issues and Advocacy

Published February 2011

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