Vision Statement:
The vision of the TCTWS is to assure a sustained diversity of wildlife and their habitats in Texas.
Mission Statement:
The TCTWS strives to become the acknowledged source of scientific information and expertise concerning wildlife biology and management in Texas. The TCTWS participates in a global society in which the conservation of wildlife is a common goal. Wildlife resource decisions are made after consideration of relevant scientific information, in consultation with wildlife professionals, and with the support of an informed and caring citizenry.
Chapter Objectives:
- Promote the professions related to conservation and management of wildlife resources.
- Disseminate information to the public concerning wildlife research, management, and conservation.
- Bring to the attention of The Society notable achievements in wildlife management in Texas.
To accomplish these objectives, the Chapter aims to: - Provide better liaison among Chapter members and administrative programs of The Society.
- Evaluate and respond to Society positions and actions that affect Texas wildlife and their habitats.
- Recognize and commend outstanding achievements in maintenance, restoration, and enhancement of wildlife
habitats in Texas by both professional and non‐professional wildlifers. - Focus the aims and objectives of The Society upon needs, problems, and events in Texas.
- Encourage communications between Chapter members and non‐members to facilitate understanding and
effectiveness of research and management of Texas’ wildlife resources.
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