The Gulf Coast Joint Venture (GCJV) is a partnership between Federal and State Agencies, non-profit organizations, and private landowners dedicated to bird habitat conservation planning and evaluation along the Gulf Coast. To learn more about the GCJV and their habitat conservation projects, click below. Learn More
Playa wetlands are essential to our functional panhandle ecosystem and thanks to the Texas Playa Conservation Initiative, restoring playa lakes can have even more benefits for landowners. This cooperative program between Texas Parks and Wildlife, Playa Lakes Joint Venture, Natural Resources Conservation Service, US Fish and Wildlife Service, Ducks Unlimited, and Texan by Nature allows…
This project allows landowners to receive partial funding for efforts to stop the spread of oak wilt, a devastating fungal disease of red oaks and live oaks. Texas A&M Forest Service offers technical and financial assistance, up to 40% of the cost, to remove infected red oaks and trench around infected oaks to stop the…