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San Marcos, TX 78666-1024
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The Texas Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office promotes native self-sustaining ecosystems through leadership in fish restoration, fisheries research, monitoring, and non-native invasive species prevention. We assist managers in making sound decisions that build sustainable fisheries, recover endangered and threatened species, and maintain healthy ecosystems and habitats throughout Texas and the Gulf of America.
Through monitoring of endangered/ threatened or inter-jurisdictional species, the Texas Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office helps manage the resources of the American people and the State of Texas. Our office conducts habitat restoration and fish passage projects through the National Fish Passage Program and the National Fish Habitat Partnerships.
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The Texas Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office is part of a national network of field stations working to conserve fish and aquatic resources. Reestablished in 2010 in San Marcos, the office expanded in 2015 to include a coastal sub-office in League City. They provide technical assistance, conduct research, and restore habitats to support sustainable fisheries and recover endangered species across Texas and the Gulf of Mexico.