On June 25, 2010, Texas Wildlife Association Foundation recognized the role that women play in conservation and their unique capacity for passing on a love of the land.  The women on this video are just a few of the faces of women who have a passion for Texas and its future.  The majority of the programs referred to in the video are educational programs deployed by Texas Wildlife Association.

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TWA Foundation is a 501(c)(3) charitable foundation that was organized in 1991 to serve as a funding source for conservation education and research programs directly related to the foundation’s mission. TWA Foundation does not participate in lobbying activities and does not engage in political activities, allowing it to solely focus on its educational mission. TWA Foundation has a close relationship with TWA,  working together to continue to create, establish, and introduce innovative approaches to achieving agriculture and natural resource literacy and foster life-long learning for students of all ages.

The Need:
As Texans become more and more disconnected from the land, the need for natural resource education dramatically increases. Natural resource illiteracy threatens us all. TWA Foundation provides a solution by funding TWA education programs and participating with various partnerships to ensure healthy habitats, train conservation ambassadors, and equip the leaders of tomorrow. TWA Foundation puts nature within people’s reach and helps Texans understand the value of natural resources.

The education and outreach programs of TWA that are supported by TWA Foundation are divided into two main categories:

Conservation Legacy: empowers and educates Texans with the fundamental tools necessary to facilitate natural resource literacy and foster a relationship with the outdoors.

Hunting Heritage: supports the proud tradition of hunting and recognizes its place in conservation.