Meta Invests in Texas Water Action Collaborative Statewide Expansion
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 22, 2023 Karina Araujo Texan by Nature 956-616-6869 karina@texanbynature.org Meta Invests in Texas Water Action Collaborative Statewide Expansion The collaborative matches companies and funders to water… Read More
A Conservation Guide for Texas Landowners
New and experienced Texas landowners alike have a variety of organizations to collaborate with and tools at their disposal to become involved in the conservation of the state’s natural resources.… Read More
What Makes Me Texan by Nature – Urvi Dani
Where I began my life couldn’t be further from Texas….I was born in Mumbai, India. My cousins and I spent our weekends alternately at each others’ homes, requiring little beyond… Read More
Center for Health and Nature 2023 Symposium
Launched in 2018, the Center for Health & Nature is a partnership between Texan by Nature, Houston Methodist, and Texas A&M Health Science Center. The Health & Nature Symposium convenes… Read More
Bringing Baffin Back- Conservation Communication
Science-based conservation is a driver of economic prosperity that is in balance with a healthy environment. In efforts across the state, conservation organizations look to share the progress and results… Read More
Texas Partnership for Forests & Water Success Story – Wilson Creek Riparian Restoration
Earth’s ecosystems and human life are inherently connected and dependent on one another. When an ecosystem is threatened so too are the ecosystem services and natural resources humans benefit from… Read More
What Makes Me Texan by Nature – Savanna Rodriguez
By Savanna Rodriguez, Texan by Nature Intern For as long as I can remember happiness looked like being surrounded by family, animal companions close by, and more often than not… Read More
Return on Conservation Index: Overcoming Industry Barriers in Conservation
In 2022, 97% of top executives across the world said climate change is expected to impact company strategy and operations. Of the same executives who said climate change would impact… Read More
What Makes Me Texan By Nature – Brandice Nelson
After my dad retired from the United States Air Force in 1999, we moved from the tiny island of Okinawa, Japan, to the vast expanse of Texas. As the travel… Read More
What Makes Me Texan by Nature – Abby McGee
By Abby McGee, Texan by Nature Intern I am a first generation born Texan, but my parents both moved to the state when they were young kids, so they were… Read More
2022 Summit Summary
The Texan by Nature Conservation Summit is an annual opportunity for leaders in business and conservation to convene and catalyze conservation in the state of Texas. Through panel presentations and… Read More
Return on Conservation Index: Optimizing the Conservation System
Take a moment to consider: What will it take to accelerate conservation that drives sustainable change for our natural resources, our economy, and our health? Odds are that the land,… Read More