Since 1991, TPWF has invested more than $235 million to protect and conserve our state?s wild things and wild places.



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TEXAS PARKS AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION (TPWF)
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Texas is blessed with a diversity of wildlife, waters and iconic landscapes that are the heart and soul of our natural heritage. Which is why since 1991, Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation (TPWF) has invested more than $235 million to protect and conserve our state?s wild things and wild places.

It?s also why El Paso native Xochitl Rodriguez, an artist deeply rooted in the Franklin Mountains desert landscape that she treasures, is proud to share her passion for her home ground as a "We Will Not Be Tamed "ambassador for TPWF. "We Will Not Be Tamed" calls us to appreciate the wildness of Texas, the vastness of our Texas spirit, and why we should be inspired to conserve it.?

Xochitl?s life is driven by family, philanthropy, and a relentless desire to show her daughter just how big and breathtaking the world can be. From the time her daughter Calista was just a few months old, Xochitl has shared her passion for the world around her.

A visit to the Big Bend region of Texas with a group of friends introduced both mother and daughter to a new wild adventure: paddling the Rio Grande. According to Xochitl, ?I?ll never forget one specific stunning moment on the river when the moon was peeking over a canyon, the sky was super pink and the river and the canoe was pointing to the moon. Calista looked back at me and said, ?I can?t believe the world is even bigger than it was yesterday.??

For more than 30 years, TPWF has played a vital role in conserving our state?s wildlife, habitat and natural resources thanks to partnership efforts led in part by ambassadors like Xochitl Rodriguez and supporters like you [ [link removed] ].

From conserving our waters and native species to stewarding our irreplaceable lands, nurturing future conservation leaders and supporting Texas Game Wardens, TPWF funds high-impact, meaningful projects to ensure future generations can enjoy the wild things and wild places of Texas.?

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TPWF hopes you will consider joining Xochitl in becoming a member today [ [link removed] ]. Together, we can ensure the vitality of our lands, waters and wildlife for the benefit of all Texans today and in the future.

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P.S. As you head outside to experience the spring season come to life, TPWF?s trailblazing partner Solo Stove wants to keep you warm next to their Bonfire Backyard Bundle 2.0 during this temperate time of the year!

Join or renew your membership with TPWF by April 5 [ [link removed] ], and you will be entered in a TPWF drawing* for a chance to win Solo Stove?s Bonfire Backyard Bundle 2.0 [ [link removed] ].

Join TPWF today [ [link removed] ] and help support the wild things and wild places of Texas!

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"*The price of membership pays for TPWF membership only and not for the chance to win the Solo Stove Bonfire Bundle. Members who join or renew between January 1 through April 5, 2023, are automatically entered in the drawing".








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