Landowner Assistance
Passport to Texas from Texas Parks and Wildlife and the Wildlife Restoration Program
You own land and want maintain healthy habitat and wildlife, but you’re not sure what to do. Lucky for you, Parks and Wildlife biologists are at your service.
We have biologists that are responsible for every county, and those folks are the ones that work one-on-one with landowners to help them understand their resources, help them understand what kinds of management will enhance their properties for the various types of wildlife they’re most interested in.
Linda Campbell is program director for private lands and public hunting. She says the agency helps landowners take an ecosystem approach to land management, and never insists and owners follow a certain path.
It’s always their decision, it’s their plan, but we offer the free consultation, the free advice to them in helping them achieve their management goals.
Landowners learn to read and understand their land with the help of biologists. From this understanding, they discern the possibilities.
Many landowners today are interested in wildlife diversity; they just want diverse habitats that support a lot of different types of wildlife. So, that’s a goal that we help landowners achieve as well as species specific type management.
Find links to landowner assistance information at passporttotexas.org.
That’s our show for today… with support from the Wildlife Restoration Program… providing funding for the Private Lands and Public Hunting Program.
For Texas Parks and Wildlife…I’m Cecilia Nasti.
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