Accessibility Policy

Accessibility and Usability Features

As part of that commitment, we are continually working to make all our Web pages more accessible. The following are some of the accessibility and usability features we are implementing:

  1. Good heading and navigation structure; you may easily navigate between headings and navigation lists that make sense.
  2. Text and Textual Equivalents;
  3. Documents not tied to hardware;
  4. Hypertext links that make sense when read out of context;
  5. Consistent use of headings, lists and Web site structure, including CSS to control the Web site’s style and, in some cases, to control layout;
  6. Summarizing material or using the “alt” or “title” attributes for content that may be difficult to access;
  7. Providing alternatives in cases where content produced by scripts, applets or plug-ins may not be accessible or supported;
  8. Avoiding the use of frames; and,

Contact Us

If you use assistive technology and the format of any material on our web sites interferes with your ability to access the information, please notify us via our contact us page.

To enable us to respond in a manner most helpful to you, please indicate:

  1. the nature of your accessibility problem;
  2. the preferred format in which you wish to receive the material;
  3. the Web address of the requested material; and,
  4. your contact information.

Reasonable Accommodations

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Passport to Texas website does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age or disability in employment or in the provision of services. Any request for reasonable accommodation needed for accessing information on the Texas Parks and Wildlife Passport to Texas Web site will be addressed.