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Texas and Louisiana File Challenge to Block Federal Regulation to Shorten Red Snapper Season

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The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department estimates this proposed rule could amount to a loss of as much as $1 million per day for each day that the red snapper fishing season is reduced.

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Lesser Prarie-Chicken Populations to be Surveyed by Air

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The Lesser Prairie-Chicken may be placed on the Endangered Species List

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Texas Parks and Wildlife to Hold Civilian Conservation Corps Anniversary Event at Palo Duro Canyon

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In Texas, 56 parks were developed by around 50,000 Corpsmen between 1933 and 1942, before many of the young men headed off to serve in World War II.

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Major Repairs to Battleship Texas to Start Next Month

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Texas Parks and Wildlife Department

A Texas icon will be repaired so it can be preserved for future generations

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Meeting in Morton Regarding Lesser Prairie Chicken Rescheduled

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The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department rescheduled the meeting in Morton, which is being held to allow discussion on the draft range-wide conservation plan for the lesser prairie chicken.

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Frontier Day Scheduled For Abilene State Park

Bryan Frazier, Texas Parks and Wildlife
Bryan Frazier, Texas Parks and Wildlife

“It’s important to show people what life would have been like so many years ago, and how people would have survived on the frontier,” said Dawn Capps, park ranger and peace officer at Abilene State Park.

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Lesser Prairie-Chicken Survey Completed in Texas, Four Other States

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This data may well be important, since the U.S. Fish and Wildlife service is considering whether to list the lesser prairie-chicken under the federal Endangered Species Act.

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Battleship Texas Reopens Following Leak Repairs

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Areas below the Second Deck are still closed, as efforts are still ongoing to clean the remaining oil disturbed by the flooding.

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Pollinator Week Recognizes Bees in Texas

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Oli Scarff, Getty Images

Governor Rick Perry has signed a proclamation making June 18th through the 24th National Pollinator Week, recognizing bees, birds, bats, beetles, and butterflies for their service to farmers and gardeners.

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Boaters Reminded to Drain All Water After Utilizing Certain Texas Lakes [VIDEO]

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Scott Olson, Getty Images

The law affects boaters leaving the Red River basin in Wichita County downstream to the Arkansas border, according to Texas Parks and Wildlife.

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