On a blistering June morning, Andy Sipocz brushes his fingers through the thick, sawgrass fronds rising higher than his head ...

City of Bedford staff and park officials are investigating a substantial fish die-off at Boys Ranch Lake, as the cause ...

In Texas, wildlife is common - but snakes are one animal most don't want to encounter. According to Texas Parks and Wildlife, snakes are present in all 254 counties in Texas. It is not unlikely to run ...

Black bear sightings are rare in Texas but have been increasing these past few months. The most recent black bear was spotted ...

Texas Parks and Wildlife Department white-tailed deer program leader Blaise Korsekwa recently unveiled his 2025-26 deer hunting forecast. Things are looking good all around the state. No surprise ...

Amidst a rise of water fatalities and arrests on Texas waters, the Texas Parks and Wildlife department wanted to offer ...

A 302-pound black bear was fatally struck by a vehicle near Alpine, Texas, highlighting ongoing wildlife collision risks in ...

The Trans-Pecos region of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Division had recently received multiple reports of a young male bear ...

Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) biologists say they've received multiple reports of a juvenile male bear in Midland and Upton counties. The animal is believed to be a dispersing youngster, ...

TPWD urges anyone who witnesses dangerous behavior on the water to report it by texting the keyword TXOGT and your tip to 847411, using the Texas OGT app (available on iOS and Android) for a ...

Many wild and interesting bugs call Texas home. From our state insect (the monarch butterfly!) to Texas red-headed centipedes ...

TPWD advises boaters to call (512) 389-4848 or mailing aquaticinvasives@tpwd.texas.gov with photos and location information for inspection and guidance before relocating those vessels.