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Texas Conservation Alliance advocates for the protection of wildlife and wild habitat in the state of Texas. The State Affiliate of National Wildlife Federation. RIVERS AND WATERWAYS 2025 RAFFLE RIVERS AND WATERWAYS 2025 RAFFLE RIVERS AND WATERWAYS 2025 RAFFLE RIVERS AND WATERWAYS 2025 RAFFLE Learn More / Buy Tickets Raffle ends on 12/08/2025 / 3-Prize Packages Available / 1 ticket for $100 or 10 tickets for $500 Buy Raffle Tickets Shop for Gifts Subscribe Join/Donate About Us Texas Conservation Alliance (TCA), founded in 1971, works to protect Texas rivers, forests, wildlife, and our natural heritage. TCA combines grassroots outreach, policy advocacy, education, and on-the-ground conservation to safeguard Texas’ future for both people and wildlife. TCA is the State Affiliate for the National Wildlife Federation. About TCA Recent Blog Posts Available Position: Director of Conservation Fight Against Lake Ringgold Continues Marvin Nichols Reservoir Generates Statewide Opposition 1 2

Careers in Conservation This page was last updated on 10/15/2025. There is one (1) announcement available at this time. Scroll down for important details. Position: Director of Conservation Location: Dallas, Texas Salary Range: $70,000 – $90,000 (commensurate with experience and education) Reports to: Executive Director Posting closes: Nov. 3 at 5 p.m. Click here to read a position summary, key responsibilities, and details on how to apply. Send questions to : michael@tcatexas.org Send your application to: tca-careers@tcatexas.org About Texas Conservation Alliance Texas Conservation Alliance (TCA), founded in 1971, works to protect Texas rivers, forests, wildlife, and our natural heritage. TCA combines grassroots outreach, policy advocacy, education, and on-the-ground conservation to safeguard Texas’ future for both people and wildlife. TCA is the State Affiliate for the National Wildlife Federation. Website: https://www.tcatexas.org/ ********** Texas Conservation Alliance is committed to inclusion, diversity, and equity as core tenets of the organization, where everyone is respected and valued regardless of race, creed, ancestry, marital status, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, disability, religion, or national origin.

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Learn more about TCA's Officers and Board of Directors. TCA Board of Directors TCA Board Directory 2025 Grahame Jones Executive Director Austin Justin Lannen Chairman Dallas Richard LeTourneau Vice Chairman Longview Peggy Carr Secretary Dallas Hon. Jesse Oliver Treasurer Dallas Victoria Calder Granbury Allyn Dukes Houston David B. Gray Former Chairman Dallas Earl B. Matthew, M.D. Rockport Susan Petersen Former Chairman Austin Susan S chm idt Dallas Zeshan Segal Dallas John Shepperd Austin David Todd Austin Davin Topel Bee Cave Bruce Walker Beaumont Giants of Conservation TCA Welcomes Grahame Jones As New Executive Director Grahame lives in Austin with his wife Julie and has two daughters, Gabbie and Jali, pictured above with the canine member of the family,... Honoring Genie Fritz With other TCA leaders, Genie Fritz accepts the National Wildlife Federation’s 2011 Affiliate of the Year Award. With sadness and great... Remembering Richard Donovan On February 19, the Texas conservation community lost one of its greatest advocates. Richard Donovan’s contributions to TCA and to environme

Lights Out, Texas! DFW Building Challenge Join Reunion Tower and other DFW leaders to dim the lights for migrating birds. We’re calling on public buildings and commercial properties in North Texas to step up and join the Lights Out, Texas! DFW Building Challenge this fall. The Challenge Participants pledge to: Reduce 75% of non-essential lighting during migration periods. Share the Lights Out message with employees, tenants, and networks. Eligible Participants Cities, counties, government offices, schools, public buildings, and commercial properties in the North Texas region. Select Your Level of Participation Migration Guardian – Full 8-week commitment (Sept. 5 – Oct. 29) Protects the full spectrum of migrants, from early species like Hummingbirds, Orioles, and Buntings to later migrants. Wildlife Steward – Minimum 4-week commitment during DFW peak migration (Sept. 24 – Oct. 29) Covers the regional core peak migration, when large numbers of Warblers, Thrushes, and Sparrows are moving through. Keen Observer – Less than 4 weeks during migration. Ideal for buildings eager to stay informed and explore future participation opportunities. Join Reunion Tower in turning off lights to protect migratory birds! Download Flyer Why it Matters Texas sits in the Central Flyway, where billions of birds migrate each spring and fall. Bright city lights disorient them at night, pulling them into cities and could lead to deadly glass strikes. Up to one billion birds die in the U.S. each year from window collisions. By reducing non-essential lighting, we can save birds, cut energy costs, and protect our night skies. Benefits of Participation Wildlife Conservation: Help protect billions of migratory birds that pass through Texas. Sustainability Leadership: Position your city or company as a leader in conservation and environmental stewardship. Energy Cost Savings: Reducing unnecessary lighting lowers energy bills and operational costs. Community Recognition: Participants will be recognized in press releases, communications, and social media spotlights. Support for Participants When you join the challenge, you'll receive: A Pledge Toolkit with building checklists, sample policies, and communications templates. Recognition materials, including a certificate of participation. How to Join Commit your building(s) by signing the Lights Out pledge for fall migration at the Audubon Texas website . Designate a liaison to coordinate building participation and share updates. Take action by reducing lights during migration periods. Led By Reunion Tower, Audubon Texas, Dallas Zoo, and Texas Conservation Alliance Questions Contact: LightsOutDFW@tcatexas.org Register to Join

Get involved with Texas Conservation Alliance today by signing up with one of our many events. Upcoming Events 2025 Texas Conservation Alliance Rivers and Waterways Raffle Mon, Sep 01 Draw Date: 12/11/2025 at 11:00 am More info Buy Tickets Create a habitat for wildlife at Monarch View Park Sat, Oct 11 Monarch View Park More info RSVP Plant Sale at WBU Keller Sat, Oct 11 WBU - Keller Store More info Learn more Big Thicket Day Sat, Oct 11 Beaumont More info RSVP Loco Trash Bash Sat, Oct 18 FM 973 Bridge More info RSVP John Bunker Sands Wetland Center Restoration Workday Sat, Oct 18 John Bunker Sands Wetland Center More info RSVP Restore Prairie at Cedar Hill State Park Sat, Oct 25 Cedar Hill State Park More info RSVP Planting Natives at McKinney Green Gardens Sat, Oct 25 Gabe Nesbitt Park More info RSVP Carnivorous Plant Halloween Hike Sat, Oct 25 Pitcher Plant Trailhead CR 4850 More info RSVP City of Cedar Hill Fall Beautification Day Sat, Nov 08 Traphene Hickman Library &Signature Park More info RSVP 🪚 Restore Public Land at Ray Roberts Lake State Park🪚 Sat, Nov 15 Ray Roberts Lake State Park More info RSVP Log In

Plant Sale WBU Keller Don't forget to check out the in-person sale when you come to pick up your order, there will be lots of cool species that aren't available online! Wild Birds Unlimited in Keller Plant sale pre-orders are available from September 16 - September 26. Plant sale and pre-order pickup is on October 11 , 2025 keller.wbu.com Wild Birds Unlimited 2041 Rufe Snow Dr, Keller, TX 76248 Scroll down to browse available plant packages then use the form to pre-order your plants.

Get in touch with TCA via email, phone, or letter. Contact TCA If you have a wildlife advocacy issue in your community, then please click here for TCA's Advocacy Guide. Scroll down to use TCA's online contact form. Mail correspondence to: Texas Conservation Alliance PO Box 822554 Dallas, TX 75382-2554 Available by appointment at: Dallas Office 2904 Floyd Street, Suite E Dallas, TX 75204 For technical issues and general inquiries, contact Michael at: 1-(254)-493-4366, michael@tcatexas.org . Helpful Resources: Conservation Advcocay Guide > Texas Parks and Wildlife Department > DFW Wildlife > Texas Land Conservancy > TCA Alliance Members Groups > Message Document Upload File Upload supported file (Max 15MB) Document Upload File Upload supported file (Max 15MB) Image Upload File Upload supported file (Max 15MB) Send Thank you for contacting TCA!

About TCA Texas Conservation Alliance (TCA) is dedicated to safeguarding wildlife and their habitats for the benefit of future generations of Texans. Our diverse membership includes conservationists, sportsmen, business owners, landowners, city and state officials, executives, professionals, and students. By collaborating with local communities, organizations, municipalities, and state and federal representatives, we take effective and cost-efficient action to protect Texas' natural resources.🌿🐾 For more than 50 years, TCA has successfully advocated for wildlife and wild places in Texas. Take action today and become a supporting member of Texas Conservation Alliance - Texas' leader in wildlife conservation and the Texas affiliate of the National Wildlife Federation! Our Mission TCA History, Mission, and Partners Leadership TCA Leaders and Board of Directors Alliance Members TCA Member Groups and Organizations Advocacy & Policy National Forest Management, Rivers and Watershed Protection, Reservoirs, Municipal Water Recycling, Prairies, Mountain Lions, Ghost Wolves, and more Community Conservation Texas Conservation Action Team TXCAT, Native Plant Propagation, Lights Out for Wildlife, Careers in Conservation Internship Program, and more Diversity Texas Conservation Alliance is committed to inclusion, diversity, and equity as core tenets of the organization, where everyone is respected and valued regardless of race, creed, ancestry, marital status, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, disability, religion, or national origin. Financial Summary FY 2022-23 Subscribe to E- Newsletter Send Us a Message

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Join TCA or support us by donating today. Contributions are tax-deductible and used to protect wildlife and wild habitats in the state of Texas. TCA is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. Make a Donation to Texas Conservation Alliance Take action. Donate today to protect wildlife and wildlife habitat in Texas. Your contribution supports the conservation efforts of TCA in its mission to protect Texas' great outdoors for future generations through advocacy, policy, and community conservation. All donations remain in Texas and are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. Use the form below to donate, set up a recurring plan, make a memorial or honorary gift, and leave a comment. Mail checks and correspondence to: Texas Conservation Alliance P.O. Box 822554 Dallas, TX 75382-2554 Chairman of the Board Justin Lannen Senior Policy Advisor Janice Bezanson Donate

Celebrate Texas Wildlife with Your Support for TCA! TCA relies on member donations and volunteers to accomplish our habitat and wildlife conservation projects in Texas. Your contribution helps protect wildlife and wild habitat in Texas! Thank you for caring, and thank you for taking action to protect Texas' great outdoors for future generations. Mail checks and correspondence to: Texas Conservation Alliance PO Box 822554 Dallas, TX 75382-2554 Donate Online Shop TCA's Store Join an Event Legacy Giving