Texas Parks and Wildlife does not survey for porcupines so their exact populations are not known. Tania Peña, a wildlife biologist in Hays and Travis counties at TPWD, said the a ...

One butterfly comes so far, and then it will stop to reproduce, and then the offspring from that monarch will emerge from the ...

The Central Texas area has not had a human case yet of the H5N1 virus ... Austin Public Health and the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department offer these recommendations: Why are eggs so expensive? Texas ...

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller warns Texans to keep an eye out for copperheads hunting for cicadas.

Copperheads are masters of camouflage, blending in with leaves, tree bark and forest debris. This makes them nearly invisible ...

Central Texas Gardener is a local public television ... people strolling winding paths of colorful wildlife-friendly plants. When Austin Community College renovated the mall as a vibrant campus ...

While they can be found statewide, ringtails are more common in rock habitats, such as the Trans-Pecos, Edwards Plateau, and Cross Timbers regions of western and Central Texas. They are rarer in ...

The photo was from Inks Lake State Park in Burnet County in Central Texas. RELATED ... are home to a variety of fascinating and unusual wildlife, and thanks to social media, residents got a ...

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department confirmed Wednesday ... cows — has been showing up in our wastewater since June. The Central Texas area has not had a human case yet of the H5N1 virus.