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Wildlife In Focus We're so much more than just a pretty picture book! Check us out at wildlifeinfocus.org.

Wildlife in Focus is a Texas-based nonprofit dedicated to conservation, education, and celebrating wildlife photography through the Texas Wildlife & Nature Photographer of the Year competition and community programs.

Congratulations to Jacob Perez of Corpus Christi, Texas, and his mother Jennifer. Winner of the 2026 Youth Wildlife & Na...
10/15/2026

Congratulations to Jacob Perez of Corpus Christi, Texas, and his mother Jennifer. Winner of the 2026 Youth Wildlife & Nature Photographer of the Year in the Scenery Category. Contest director Miles Phillips present print of winning image and his check.

10/08/2026

Transition Ranch is a great example of what long-term land stewardship can look like when people are willing to put in the time, work, and patience to make a piece of land better.
Sandy and Leslee Hurwitz have taken a property that had seen a lot of use and worked to restore the health of the land, improve habitat, and think about what they will leave behind for the next generation.
That commitment is why we were proud to recognize Transition Ranch as a 2026 Wildlife in Focus Land Stewardship Award recipient.
This clip is part of the film we put together to share a little of their story and the work happening on the ranch.
A big thank you as well to Texas Regional Bank for supporting the 2026 Land Stewardship Awards and helping us recognize landowners who are doing meaningful conservation work across Texas.
The full video will posted on our YouTube channel soon so stay tuned for that!

A pretty special moment from this year’s Texas Wildlife and Nature Photographer of the Year.Congratulations to our 2026 ...
10/07/2026

A pretty special moment from this year’s Texas Wildlife and Nature Photographer of the Year.
Congratulations to our 2026 Adult Texas Wildlife and Nature Photographer of the Year and our 2026 Youth Texas Wildlife and Nature Photographer of the Year.
Both of these photographers earned the top honor in their divisions after standing out among an incredible group of images from across Texas.
We’re proud to recognize the talent behind these photographs and grateful to every photographer who entered, shared their work, and helped us celebrate the wildlife and wild places that make Texas so special.

Wildlife in Focus celebrated the end of summer by connecting with the Boys and Girls Club of Beeville and giving them th...
09/02/2026

Wildlife in Focus celebrated the end of summer by connecting with the Boys and Girls Club of Beeville and giving them the Kritters4Kids, Books, and Curriculum guides. They expect to have more 100 after school students per day this school year . Thank you to President Lola Castro of the Beeville Prosperity Bank for getting us connected with this busy nonprofit.
Inflight Outfitters look forward to potentially hosting some photography workshops for this group of young men and women.




A huge THANK YOU to Principle BMW of San Antonio Antonio at 15507 IH-10 for hosting the opening of the Wildlife in Focus...
08/20/2026

A huge THANK YOU to Principle BMW of San Antonio Antonio at 15507 IH-10 for hosting the opening of the Wildlife in Focus Framed Archival Print Exhibit!

George Gaytan entertained the crowd with his wonderful music and Sippin W/Sarah Guajardo served her fabulous drinks while Aspen Creek Grill - San Antonio tickled our tastebuds.

It was a fantastic evening, and we’re so grateful to everyone who came out to celebrate with us and support us—and to our many wonderful volunteers who helped make it all happen.

Our archival framed prints of wildlife bring Texas' natural beauty to the walls of BMW—and they can do the same for your home, office, or any space that needs a touch of the wild.

The prints are available for purchase for $475 each at the link below. They can be picked up at BMW, or we will deliver within the San Antonio area for $50. Choose your print at the below link and we will get in touch about delivery!

https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/stewards-fund-print-sale

Or, if you would like to see them in person, stop by Principle BMW (15507 IH-10)!
Monday–Saturday | 8 AM–6 PM
Closed Sunday

Thank you Principle BMW, for always supporting Wildlife in Focus, Texas wildlife, and the photographers who capture it!

Aspen Creek Grill - San Antonio Bill Weekley weekly Claire Vaughan Hector D. Astorga Photography Cissy Beasley

Did you know? Bats are one of the most beneficial—and misunderstood—groups of wildlife in Texas.A single insect-eating b...
06/29/2026

Did you know? Bats are one of the most beneficial—and misunderstood—groups of wildlife in Texas.
A single insect-eating bat can consume hundreds to thousands of insects in a single night, making them an important form of natural pest control for farms, ranches, and backyard habitats. Mother bats invest heavily in their young, carrying, nursing, and protecting them until they’re old enough to fly and hunt on their own—a reminder that strong parental care isn’t unique to birds and mammals we see every day.
Healthy bat populations depend on healthy habitats. Protecting mature trees, preserving natural roost sites, and using pesticides responsibly helps ensure these remarkable nighttime hunters continue benefiting both wildlife and people.

Sometimes the smallest moments tell the biggest stories.A red-eared slider quietly making its way through a patch of wil...
06/29/2026

Sometimes the smallest moments tell the biggest stories.
A red-eared slider quietly making its way through a patch of wildflowers may not seem extraordinary at first glance. But these everyday encounters remind us that Texas is filled with incredible wildlife, often just beyond the edge of the trail. When we slow down and pay attention, we begin to see the beauty and complexity of the natural world that surrounds us.
Photography has the power to turn a simple observation into appreciation, and appreciation is often the first step toward conservation. The more people connect with our native wildlife, the more likely they are to value the habitats that sustain it.
At Wildlife in Focus, we believe every image can inspire a deeper connection with nature—and every connection is another reason to protect the wild places we all share.

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10800 Sentinel Drive
San Antonio, TX
78217

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Tuesday 9am - 2pm
Wednesday 9am - 2pm
Thursday 9am - 2pm
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