The Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation has raised more than $70,000,000 since 1991 in support of a wide variety of key initiatives of the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department.
A sell-out crowd of 600 of the leading conservationists in Texas celebrated the induction of the Meadows Foundation and Governor William P. Clements into the Texas Conservation Hall of Fame here Thursday night at Union Station. Some of the most important conservation projects ever conducted in Texas were funded by the Meadows Foundation. And, some of the most important decisions impacting conservation in Texas were made during the two terms that William P. Clements served as Governor.
CALL FOR NOMINATIONS FOR THE 2010 TEXAS CONSERVATION HALL OF FAME
Please help us identify individuals and organizations whose efforts on behalf of Texas conservation have gone above and beyond the call and have made a significant and positive impact on Texas natural and cultural resources. Names are now being considered for induction into the Hall of Fame at the next Conservation Banquet on September 16, 2010, in Houston. 2010 inductees will join existing Hall of Fame members, Perry R. Bass, Texas Bighorn Society, Anheuser-Busch, Jack Cowan, Dr. James Teer, William P. Clements, Jr., and The Meadows Foundation. Help us identify top Texas conservationists between now and January 1, 2010, by calling 214-720-1478, or sending an e-mail to . Please provide contact information for your nominee as well as your reasons for nominating them.
