As the population of our state rapidly increases, Texans have arrived at an inflection point and must take action to protect the natural resources that contribute to our economy and enrich our proud outdoor heritage.
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Today, public awareness is just as important to effective wildlife management as population counts and habitat studies. Community involvement is as essential to conservation as biological and earth sciences.
Through outreach, education and emphasizing science as the basis of decision-making, the Texas Foundation for Conservation leads and supports initiatives that address the political, economic and commercial threats to privatize our fish and wildlife resources.
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“A thing is right when it tends to preserve the integrity, stability, and beauty of the biotic community. It is wrong when it tends otherwise.”
– Aldo Leopold