Help Protect Texas Mountain Lions
State officials are considering mandatory harvest reporting, helping us understand how many mountain lions remain and how human-caused deaths are impacting populations across Texas.
Public comments will directly influence the decision. Submit your support to Texas Parks and Wildlife Department before the May 26 deadline.
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Individual Cats
There are five species of wild cats that currently or historically call Texas home: jaguars, mountain lions, bobcats, ocelots, and jaguarundis.
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What do Texans believe about our mountain lion?
Texas Native Cats partnered with Texas A&M University to poll residents to find out. Among many other results, survey participants overwhelmingly believe that efforts should be made to ensure the survival of this species in Texas.
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Giving Tuesday
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Engage & Educate
We share the story of our cats with master naturalists, visitors to state parks, nature centers, libraries and universities, among others.
Inform & Inspire
It is often said that understanding our natural world is the first step in conserving it for the future.
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Hear From Our Team Members
Meet key individuals behind the Texas Native Cats mission.