Invasive clawed critter from Australia has entered Texas waters. How'd they get here?
The Australian redclaw crayfish invaded Texas waters in 2022 but has become a growing concern, according to Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.
Suspect arrested for possession of multiple venomous snakes, narcotics near Central Texas middle school, game wardens say
A suspect was arrested for having multiple venomous snakes without the required permit or a hunting license and for ...
Bluebonnets make first appearance in Central Texas
A Texas wildflower is making an appearance a little sooner than expected. Bluebonnets are being spotted in parts of the state ...
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Central Texas is about to get a new state park
A new state park in Central Texas is in the works. Why it matters: With so much of Texas property in private hands, the new ...
Texas bluebonnets are already blooming. It's still winter.
Last year, Texas' bluebonnet season began early and was in full flower by March. It was considered a "banner year" for the ...
Central Texas parks awarded millions in grants by state
"The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission recently approved nearly $31 million in grants toward creating and enhancing outdoor recreational opportunities in the state. READ MORE: ...
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Invasive crayfish species in Valley waters concerns wildlife experts
Biologists from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department are concerned about an invasive species found in local resacas. The Redclaw Crayfish comes from ...
‘It’s not supposed to be here’ | Invasive crayfish discovery raises red flags for Texas wildlife
The Australian redclaw crayfish, an aggressive crustacean native to northern Australia and Papua New Guinea, has been spotted ...
Texas acquires 2,020 acres for a new state park in Burnet County
The property features rugged hills, diverse native habitats and 2 miles of riverfront approximately 10 miles upstream from Lake Buchanan.
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Texas wildflower big red sage proposed for endangered species protection
a flowering plant that grows on bluffs and banks along waterways in the Edwards Plateau of Central Texas. Credit: Chris Best/U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Audio recording is automated for ...