Landowner Workshops

Texas Wildlife Association is committed to the conservation of natural resources on private landscapes through the continued education of private landowners. Together with partners such Plateau Land and Wildlife, Texas Parks and Wildlife, and more, we are administering a series of workshops around the state to face conservation challenges. From plant ID field days to wetland ecosystem restoration, these workshops will cover a variety of ecoregions and topics.

Our intensive workshops will teach landowners how to evaluate their property and offer insights into wildlife management options such as cost-share programs and restoration techniques. These workshops will also connect landowners with local professionals who can walk alongside them as they steward and learn their property. Join us as we paint a more complete picture of land stewardship in Texas by equipping landowners with the tools necessary to restore and enhance their properties.

Join us to learn:

  • Brush and pasture Management

  • Emerging technologies for landowners

  • Soil health principles

  • Wild pig management

  • How to earn 1-d-1 wildlife tax valuation

  • Plant ID and Management

  • How to access cost share opportunities

  • And more!

Workshop locations and dates:

Our next workshop is scheduled for October 4th in Brazos county. This workshop will focus on plant ID/management and will feature partners from Texas Parks and Wildlife along with the Texas A&M department of Rangeland, Wildlife, and Fisheries Management. For more information and to register click the button below.

 

If you have any further questions, contact Jared Schlottman below.

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Contact

Jared Schlottman | Conservation Education Specialist

jschlottman@texas-wildlife.org | (512) 350-5563

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