I grew up on 8 acres in the Texas hill country. I moved away for school and realized how much I missed Texas. I came back for some years before… Read More
by Carl Olsen and Taylor Keys | Sep 4, 2018 | Oil and Gas Industry On September 7, 2016, Apache Corporation announced in The Wall Street Journal they had discovered the equivalent of at least… Read More
On June 14th, the Texan by Nature team was invited to the home of recently-appointed Bat Conservation International board member George ‘Timo’ Hixon to celebrate his appointment and mingle with… Read More
I was born in Madison, Wisconsin, a state where Aldo Leopold, who some call the father of wildlife management, spent a long period of his life living, a state where… Read More
Medina Memories I have many ties to Texas. Both sets of military grandparents retired in Texas, my parents went to high school and my Mother, myself and two sisters have… Read More
On the surface, it may look like there isn’t much going on in the Texas Panhandle’s wide-open spaces. However, just below the waving grasses lie thousands of access points to… Read More
What makes me Texan by Nature? In its simplest form, I love Texas. I love our landscapes and natural environments. I’m incredibly proud of our business leadership and innovation (HEB,… Read More
As a small child, I spent weeks in the summer with my grandparents. They lived on a farm outside of Hallettsville—a little quaint Czech community they called home. I spent… Read More
Although I am excited about all three of the Conservation Wrangler projects I am managing, it is no secret among the Texan by Nature team that I was most… Read More
Looking back, it’s hard to say when my enchantment with the natural world began. Long summer days in Lubbock, Texas, were filled with trips to the local children’s science museum,… Read More