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| Mission | The Texas Field and Stream Program seeks to educate youth and adult leaders about hunting, angling, outdoor skills, and the responsible stewardship of the natural resources of Texas. |
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| Establishment | The Texas Agricultural Extension Service and the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department established the cooperative Texas Field and Stream Program in 1995. The program received federal grant money from the Pittman-Robertson Act and the Dingle-Johnson Act (Sportfish and Wildlife Restoration Program). |
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| Goals | The Texas Field and Stream Program seeks to expand adult leader training and youth activity in hunting, angling and the outdoors. Advanced training opportunities and certifications are available to agency personnel, volunteers, and youth in hunter and aquatic education program initiatives. The Texas Field and Stream Program provides support to adult leaders through innovative teaching techniques, lesson plans, information, resource and reference lists, and technical guidance. |
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| Certifications Available |
Texas Hunter Educaiton Program Texas Angler Education Program 4-H Field and Stream Program Hooked on Fishing Not On Drugs Project WILD Project Aquatic WILD Project WET |
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| Sponsored Programs |
4-H Field and Stream Program 4-H Shooting Sports 4-H Sportfishing Program 4-H School Enrichment Programs 4-H Wildlife Habitat Evaluation Becoming An Outdoors Woman Bobwhite Brigade Eddie the Eagle-Home Firearm Safety MarshMALLOW Trans-Pecos Wildlife Camp Wildlife Society Ecology Camp |
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| For More Information |
Texas Agricultural Extension Service Field and Stream Program 113 Nagle Hall College Station, Texas 77843-2258 (409) 845-5785 |
| Texas Agricultural Extension Service The Texas A&M University System |
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| Extension programs serve people in all ages regardless of socioeconomic level, race color, sex religion, disability or national origin. |
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