(Conservation and Recreation Priorities on Land
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A recent survey of public attitudes towards natural resources, conducted for Texas Tech University’s Texas Parks and Wildlife for the 21st Century report, found that Texans strongly value natural resources and opportunities to participate in outdoor recreation. For instance, 97 percent felt it was important to know that wildlife exists in Texas, while 98 percent of the general population felt that it was important that people have the opportunity to visit state parks in Texas.
Contents
- Priorities for Conservation on Land
- Priority Ecoregions for Conservation Efforts
- High Priority Habitats on Land
- Priorities for Recreation on Land
- Qualitative Department Site Evaluations
- Outdoor Recreation Analysis
- Local Park Analysis
- Priorities for Increasing Public Recreation on Private Lands
- Priority Wildlife Management Needs for Recreation
- Priorities for Historic Sites in Texas
- Strategies for Meeting the Conservation and Recreation Needs on Land
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