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Hurricane Gustav, Texas State Park Closures and Free Camping, Update
By late Monday 10 Texas State Parks had closed in Southeast, East and Northeast Texas due to threats from Hurricane Gustav. Lake Livingston in Southeast Texas reopened Tuesday morning. Martin Dies Jr and Village Creek State Parks are expected to … Continue reading
Hurricane Gustav, Texas State Park Closures and Free Camping
Due to Hurricane Gustav on September 01, 2008 Texas Parks & Wildlife Department has announced the closure of some southeastern Texas State Parks while other parks outside the area affected by the storm will accept evacuees. The following Texas State … Continue reading
Conservation License Plates Program by Texas Parks & Wildlife
Show your support for Texas State Parks with a Texas Conservation License Plate. The price of the license plate is $30 with $22 of that going to help conservation efforts in Texas. Texan residents may fill out an on-line application, … Continue reading
Texas Parks & Wildlife TV Program
Texas Parks & Wildlife airs a weekly program on Texas State Parks and Texas Outdoors. The week of August 3rd-10th, 2008 the program will include a segment on Lake Brownwood State Park in Central Texas. This is a fairly small … Continue reading
Texas State Park Closures
Effective July 23, 2008, due to Hurricane Dolly, the World Birding Center located in far south Texas and the Bentsen-Rio Grande Valley State Park, Estero Llano Grande State Park and Reseca de la Palma State Park all part of the … Continue reading
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