Examples of previously approved projects:

• Implementation of direct actions to help imperiled species and their habitats in Texas (e.g. habitat restoration, threat removal, communications for behavior change or actions needed).

• Strategic engagement of local communities and audiences in the conservation of threatened and endangered species in Texas.

• Technical guidance and resource projects for local landowners to conserve at-risk species.

• Monitoring of threatened or imperiled wildlife species for the purpose of land use planning that facilitates improved habitat quality and connectivity, and that demonstrates a direct link to conservation action.

Example Grantees:

Ducks Unlimited - Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge Wetland Enhancement Project

National Wildlife Federation - Ensuring Freshwater Flows for Vulnerable Mussel Species

Sea Turtle Inc. - Interpretive Signage to Inspire Future Ocean Stewards

Texas Conservation Alliance - Launch of the Texas Conservation Action Team Initiative

Travis Audubon - Baker Sanctuary: Habitat Enrichment and Wildfire Prevention

Wilbarger Creek Conservation Alliance - Pollinator Habitat Plots

Impact Spotlight:

Texas Conservation Alliance

Launch of the Texas Conservation Action Team Initiative

• 1,383 volunteers took action to protect Texas wildlife and wild places

• 5,532 volunteer hours invested in wildlife habitat restoration

• 12,294 trees planted to restore forests, capture carbon, and mitigate climate change

• 3,927 prairie plants planted to benefit Monarch Butterflies and other imperiled pollinators

• 26 Wood Duck nest boxes built and installed to improve waterfowl nesting habitat