Texas Parks and Wildlife

Texas is expanding public land with a new 2,850-acre wildlife management area that will offer hunting, hiking, wildlife viewing, and conservation opportunities for generations to come.

Next time you cast a line or set out on a hunt, think of the Game Wardens. They’re here to protect our cherished Texas traditions.

For the true outdoor lovers in Texas, lifetime licenses might just be the way to go — one-time fee, endless adventure.

Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD), Toyota ShareLunker Program and AFTCO partner on new promotion

Texas hunters are amazed. How could a deer the size of a large dog have a trophy rack that big. The pictures are incredible.

Instead of being developed into a possible housing subdivision, this property will be used for additional recreation opportunities at Enchanted Rock

It's illegal to have a pet raccoon, so why are they all over my feed?

The fight is on to save a Texas state park.

Is it a new species? Is it the famed Chupacabra? Whatever it is in this scary looking photo has been identified.

Here's a compilation of some of the more interesting and compelling recent field notes from Texas Game Wardens.

Every month, we feature some of the more interesting stories collected from Texas Game Wardens, like the story of a boy whose tip aided in a huge drug bust.

Once again, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department has released some of the more interesting reports from Texas Game Wardens.