Environmental Fund of Texas
Conserving imperiled wildlife
Texas is home to an extraordinary diversity of wildlife, including many vulnerable and endangered species. Protecting native habitats is essential to ensuring these plants and animals can survive and recover. We support projects that safeguard, restore, and steward the landscapes at-risk species depend on.
Protecting water sources
Texas freshwater systems are under increasing pressure from overuse and contamination, putting rivers, aquifers, and springs at risk. We support projects that protect freshwater flows across the state—safeguarding the rivers, aquifers, springs, and watersheds that sustain them.
Engaging communities
We support projects that engage local communities in “boots-on-the-ground” conservation action in focal areas of water, wildlife, and native habitats. Projects are undertaken in collaboration with community volunteers, teachers and students, and partnering organizations.
Supporting native habitats
Whether it's prairies, savannahs, eastern bottomlands, or coastal estuaries—we envision a resilient future for all Texas ecosystems. We support projects that aim to restore and manage native landscapes that support the biodiversity of Texas.