TX Parks & Wildlife's Twitter Profile Analysis @tpwdnews on Twitter

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We have a unique opening for a wildlife #veterinarian. Check out this job and more at https://t.co/I2JWSJyQCD #VetLife #CoolJobs https://t.co/XaUq6uzR0E

Springtime brings millions of bats and birds to #Texas🦇 Discover where they go and how to help them at https://t.co/deBA3cuw59 #HowdyYall https://t.co/CNI5Ukcwb4

Hey #Texas! Get ready to show off our nature during the #CityNatureChallenge April 30 - May 3, a fun competition to see which city can document the most plant + wildlife species: https://t.co/l2VSXt7HpE https://t.co/JAURbwPXjM

Catching white bass on the Neches River in #etx. White bass move up river to spawn each spring, offering great #TexasFishing opportunities. More at https://t.co/wqY4ksA1ng from @TPWDFish https://t.co/gzFAItS33Y

Recycled Christmas trees provide habitat for a variety of fish species. Check out fish habitat structures around Texas at https://t.co/yUOpZiUtwb from @TPWDfish #TexasFishing https://t.co/zy5nABbpQi

Soil and Water Stewardship Week kicks off April 25 highlighting the importance of voluntary land stewardship in #Texas. This year's focus is forest sustainability https://t.co/pJ19PkOuMr #TexasStewardshipWeek https://t.co/BZtw5RvWEL

It’s a glorious time to go fishing in Texas. Get your license for good times at https://t.co/SqgCpEtGVM 100% of license fees are used to keep #TexasFishing great. Thank you! 🎣 https://t.co/MiAwTMv2nl

🚤BOATERS: Make sure you have your Boater Ed Certification! Choose from online and in-person classes at https://t.co/9Z6okNCX8u https://t.co/YHQciEaxVZ

#FunFactFriday: Texas is a world dragonfly hotspot, with more species than any other state.   Find out why dragonfly watching is a growing trend at https://t.co/FCc9RyHH3s https://t.co/csJ1SVLbdT

How did the winter storm affect #Texas plants and wildlife? Tune in to a free webinar April 13 to learn about the storm's impacts and how nature can recover. Register at https://t.co/vdDxfNAT70 Presented with @TexasMasterNat and @txextension #txwx https://t.co/Y2DwgbkkA5

That's a gar-gantuan fish! Alligator gar are the largest freshwater species in #Texas. Despite their appearance, they pose no threat to humans. Here's more: https://t.co/cAEEHP15ms https://t.co/ERaDZx2xYN

Texas marks 5 years of enhanced efforts fighting aquatic #InvasiveSpecies to protect our waterways. Here are the accomplishments: https://t.co/Q9Pb9Y8lJk #TxLege https://t.co/bzbz6MorsO

Nothing makes a fish bigger than *almost* being caught. Get your license for great stories at https://t.co/SqgCpEc5xc 100% of license fees are used to keep #TexasFishing great. Thank you! 🎣 https://t.co/aAIPIemLPj

Look who's posing for a #bluebonnets picture🦊 The gray fox is the most common of Texas' four fox species. 📷Matt Phelps #WildlifeWednesday https://t.co/N5WebX4Z0x

Convenient family fishing education opportunities offered in 6 Texas metro areas this Spring: https://t.co/TbXf04em1f with @FishingsFuture @Take_Me_Fishing @Vamos_A_Pescar https://t.co/65ShuQLafD

A few weeks ago at #Hunstville State Park, a Barred Owl was tied up in a fishing line in a tree. The owl thankfully had no major injuries. It has recovered and was released today. Please remember to #LeaveNoTrace and properly dispose of fishing lines. #TXStateParks https://t.co/Hl2kV9xSkl

The first case of rabbit hemorrhagic disease in 2021 has been confirmed in a wild black-tailed jackrabbit in Cottle County. Learn more: https://t.co/Koh4WnsEIe https://t.co/qYLWFhgNCy

Managed Lands Deer Program Enrollment is Now Open for 2021-22 Season https://t.co/JkIMP1siSW https://t.co/mqkoXYNgJy

Happy Birthday 🥳🎂 to the #CivilianConservationCorp, which built many Texas state parks during the great depression. On this day in 1933, President Roosevelt signed executive order that would kick off the CCC. Learn more at https://t.co/v9Fzv8jrZA @TXParksCCC #TXStateParks https://t.co/o1Q0lkJQMg

Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) has been discovered in deer breeding facilities in both Hunt and Uvalde counties. This marks the first positive detection of the disease in Hunt County. https://t.co/ZnJz2x5C7g https://t.co/yJ2iRYs3Ay

New Spotted Seatrout regulations in the Laguna Madre go into effect April 1. Learn more: https://t.co/K14CahtdYK #TexasFishing https://t.co/4CLQnqPHOg

April is Texas State Parks Month at @WholeEarthProv. Make sure to follow them on social media for some fun trivia and giveaways. Learn more about Texas State Parks Month at https://t.co/gjsjgYodyq #TXStateParks #MyWholeEarth https://t.co/s4Q3x3LA79

Spring turkey season is already underway in the South Zone but the North Zone season is only days away. Learn more about what you can expect: https://t.co/S5pB3pj0hl https://t.co/psNoynYjJv

Shane Menz, a life-long Boy Scout and now Eagle Scout, recently completed a service project that will benefit the @TexasGameWarden K-9 team. He built scent boxes that will be used for K-9 training across the state of Texas. Read Shane's full story here: https://t.co/qJ8yzXYXDj https://t.co/B4Wx31JoL1

Texas Game Wardens are currently accepting applications for summer internships. Here are some of our former interns from over the years. These former interns have turned into cadets, field wardens, recruiters, lieutenants and captain. Apply here... https://t.co/w9z3dvC9H2 https://t.co/62lywQxQIO

Three ShareLunkers came in Sunday with 600, 601, and 602 in program history! Number 600 at O.H.Ivie by Jason Gaston (top right)-13.76lbs. SL#601 by Jim Smith (top left)-14.42lbs also at O.H.Ivie. C.R. Stevenson III (bottom) set a new Coleman City lake record with SL#602-14.83lbs https://t.co/UBblP6z9e1

With the help of @NWTF_official and private landowners, TPWD is working to restore Texas turkey populations. Follow the turkeys' journey from their arrival in Texas, to their health check-ups with TPWD biologists and @TAHC, and finally the introduction to their new home! https://t.co/I8pKrBtbsD

Is it a Feral Pig or a Javelina? Take a screenshot and circle the Feral Pigs you see and post below. #NationalPigDay #TXStateParks https://t.co/xDs4yAmazg

Last week's winter weather caused fish kills on the coast. Read more about the areas impacted: https://t.co/HZvJtH7hgw (Photo: Fish kill assessment in the Lower Laguna Madre) https://t.co/qVYy2ObpIQ

ALERT: Due to the impact of inclement weather some parks will be closed or operating at limited capacity. For more information, visit https://t.co/5XYB9eO3SD #TXStateParks #txwx https://t.co/qaDimsZWKi