Stewards of The Wild

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Stewards of the Wild, Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation's conservation leadership program, equips emerging leaders aged 21-45 with opportunities to participate in the stewardship of Texas’ wild things & wild places.

Set your alarms...limited tickets for the Annual All-Stewards Dove Hunt, sponsored by , go on sale Friday, June 19 at 10...
06/03/2026

Set your alarms...limited tickets for the Annual All-Stewards Dove Hunt, sponsored by , go on sale Friday, June 19 at 10 a.m. Bookmark the registration page because tickets will go fast—prior years have sold out in minutes!

The Annual All-Stewards Dove Hunt is Stewards of the Wild’s signature outdoor experience and most anticipated event of the year. This beloved tradition brings Stewards from across the state together for a weekend celebrating conservation, camaraderie, and Texas’ great outdoors. Each event ticket includes two dove hunts, lodging for one night, delicious meals including a wild game dinner prepared by renowned Texas Chef .a.lait, unlimited sporting clays, live music, and much more!

Link in bio for event details.

Thank you to this year’s supporting sponsors: , , , , .scale, Yampa Capitol Partners, and C1 Insurance Group.

If you’re interested in supporting this event or the Stewards of the Wild Program, please contact Katie Charles at [email protected].

Spend your summer with Stewards of the Wild! Check out upcoming chapter and statewide events. For more details, visit ww...
05/28/2026

Spend your summer with Stewards of the Wild! Check out upcoming chapter and statewide events.

For more details, visit www.stewardsofthewild.org/events. Need help registering or have a question about an event? Send us a DM!

Wildlife in Focus is calling on Texans of all ages to showcase the beauty of Texas wildlife and wild places before the J...
05/26/2026

Wildlife in Focus is calling on Texans of all ages to showcase the beauty of Texas wildlife and wild places before the June 7 deadline for the inaugural Texas Wildlife & Nature Photographer of the Year contest.

Categories include Birds, Mammals, Animal Behavior, Texas Wildscapes and more, with over $3,000 in prizes awarded, including a $500 grand prize.

All photos must be taken in Texas and follow ethical wildlife photography standards. Youth entries are free, and adult entries are $10 per image.

Winning photos may be featured in publications, exhibitions and educational programs across Texas, inspiring others to appreciate and protect our natural world.

Learn more here: https://wildlifeinfocus.org/2026-tx-wildlife-photographer-of-the-year/

Photo Credit: Charles Lawrence / wildlifeinfocus.org

Ready to get outside and explore the Texas wild? Stewards of the Wild (SOTW) connects both novice and seasoned outdoorsm...
05/21/2026

Ready to get outside and explore the Texas wild? Stewards of the Wild (SOTW) connects both novice and seasoned outdoorsmen and women with opportunities to actively engage in conservation across Texas. Whether your passion lies in casting a line on the coast or your favorite local waterway, hiking in a state park, or heading to the dove field in September, SOTW has a place for you.

Join your local chapter or become a statewide member and help ensure current and future generations can enjoy, explore, and be inspired by the wild things and wild places of Texas.

Thanks to the generous support of donors, TPWF is offering two scholarship opportunities to support deserving students a...
05/19/2026

Thanks to the generous support of donors, TPWF is offering two scholarship opportunities to support deserving students as they pursue their undergraduate and graduate degrees in conservation-related fields. The application window for the following scholarships is now open, and the deadline for submissions is Monday, June 8, 2026:

The Women in Conservation Science Scholarship: Advancing conservation by encouraging and supporting female undergraduate and graduate students pursuing studies related to natural resource conservation. Thanks to the generosity of its benefactors, the Women in Conservation Science Scholarship will help ensure that women are on the forefront of fields dedicated to stewarding, conserving, and protecting the natural resources that Texans rely on and enjoy.

The Brady and W.K. Boyd Conservation Scholarship: Advancing conservation through education for graduating high school students and current college students. The fund was established to honor the memories of Brady M. Boyd (1991-2014) and Walter K. Boyd IV (1979-2017), two brothers who were avid hunters and anglers. Thanks to the generosity of its benefactors, the Brady and W.K. Boyd Conservation Scholarship will help ensure that the brightest and most dedicated individuals, regardless of their financial means, can pursue a career in conservation.

Know someone who may be a perfect candidate? Help spread the word and help grow Texas’ bench of future conservation leaders, one scholar at a time!

Learn more at www.tpwf.org/projects/scholarships

Thank you to everyone who attended ’s 9th Annual Wild Night last month. Wild Night serves as the Austin chapter’s primar...
05/14/2026

Thank you to everyone who attended ’s 9th Annual Wild Night last month. Wild Night serves as the Austin chapter’s primary fundraiser, allowing them to further the mission of Stewards of the Wild and support conservation initiatives across the state.

The evening featured music from , an informative discussion about fishing and advocacy led by , delicious wild game bites, hot and ready wild game pizzas by , and an unbeatable raffle and auction featuring over two dozen incredible prizes. Attendees even had the opportunity to bid on a CZ 12-gauge shotgun from Austin’s renowned McBride’s Guns!

We appreciate those who helped make this event possible, and everyone who continues to celebrate and support Texas conservation.

Did you miss the first virtual lunch and learn of the year with Dr. David Hewitt, Executive Director, ? We learned about...
05/12/2026

Did you miss the first virtual lunch and learn of the year with Dr. David Hewitt, Executive Director, ? We learned about the history of Caesar Kleberg and their exciting research taking place, including ocelots, scaled quail, native seeds, grasses, and more! Use the link in bio to watch, listen, and share.

Stay tuned for an opportunity to see some of this research firsthand in the fall!

Last week, Stewards gathered at the Texas Capitol in Austin for a morning of conversation focused on Texas conservation ...
05/07/2026

Last week, Stewards gathered at the Texas Capitol in Austin for a morning of conversation focused on Texas conservation and legislation. Thank you to Representative Mary Gonzalez; Representative Will Metcalf’s Chief of Staff, Lauren Nathan; Senator Adam Hinojosa’s Deputy Chief of Staff, Dalton Moore; Representative Denise Villalobos’ Chief of Staff, Will Oliver; and ’s Government Relations team, David Eichler and Emily Joslin, for joining us and leading the discussion.

The group discussed topics expected to be critical during the upcoming legislative session, including oysters, the TPWD budget, and water policy challenges, and how public advocacy plays a role.

Thank you to the SOTW Statewide Conservation Committee’s Legislative Subcommittee for hosting this event. Keep an eye out for this month’s Statewide Conservation Committee’s in-depth newsletter for more information.

04/30/2026

Why is TPWF’s new Wild Thumb app important?

Many native pollinators are in decline as prairie habitat is lost to development and monoculture. Pollinators are responsible for roughly one out of every three bites of food we eat. They support crops like peaches, melons, and peppers—and they also keep our native landscapes thriving.

The good news? It’s not too late. Even small actions make a difference. A few native plants can create meaningful habitat, which means everyone can play a role in helping native pollinators thrive.

Produced by TPWF’s Pollinators & Prairies program and powered by Presenting Sponsor Our Texas, Our Future and Contributing Sponsor .

📲 Download Wild Thumb, and let’s grow wild! https://bit.ly/wildthumbapp

Meet Houston Chapter Leader Jazz Hawk: For Jazz Hawk, a life outdoors didn’t begin with Stewards of the Wild. It started...
04/28/2026

Meet Houston Chapter Leader Jazz Hawk:

For Jazz Hawk, a life outdoors didn’t begin with Stewards of the Wild. It started long before, rooted in family traditions and time spent outside.

“I grew up in the outdoors,” she says. “I competed as an equestrian doing hunters and jumpers from a young age all through college, and I was on a sport field any chance I could get. After college, some friends and I started doing annual trips to national parks.”

For Jazz, time outside wasn’t something planned, it was simply how life was lived. That foundation still guides her today, whether she’s walking a field on an upland bird hunt—her favorite pursuit—or casting a line along the Texas Coast during the annual Matagorda fishing tournament with friends.

A graduate of Texas A&M University, Jazz found her way to Stewards of the Wild through a friend, Allie (Biedenharn) Alcorn. What started as an introduction quickly became a deeper connection, one that has since grown into a leadership role on the Houston Chapter’s advisory committee.

Along the way, she’s gained a broader perspective on conservation and the role Texas Parks and Wildlife plays across the state.

Use link in bio to read Jazz’s full profile.

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