We Will Not Be Tamed ambassadors Katie Forrest and Taylor Collins are passionate about taking care of the land they steward in the Texas Hill Country. They are teaching themselves and visitors to their ROAM Ranch all about the benefits of regenerative agriculture. After just a few short years, their land is healing from decades of extractive farming techniques. Listen in and find out why they believe regenerative agriculture can help save the planet.
Firestone & Robertson Distilling Company has been making waves in the whiskey world since they debuted their first blended whiskey in 2012…
When disaster strikes, private philanthropy often comes to the rescue. In the wake of Hurricane Harvey, the Michael and Susan Dell Foundation created the Re-Build Texas Fund to help Texas communities recover from the devastating storm…
Western artist Teal Coke Blake’s love for the tradition of ranching and cowboying is unparalleled and shines through his work…
Conserving the wild things and wild places of Texas is one of the reasons Stephen McGee has signed on as a We Will Not Be Tamed ambassador with Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation…
Walking the talk is something We Will Not Be Tamed Ambassador Alvin Dedeaux tries to do every day. A couple of years ago, Alvin spent his birthday picking up trash on the Colorado River…
“It was intense, horrible, incredible, wonderful, humbling and brutal.” That’s how first-time Texas Water Safari finisher Pam Le Blanc described the 260-mile odyssey…
They don’t call the Texas Water Safari “the world’s toughest canoe race” for nothing! The annual event draws about 150 die-hard paddlers who test their mettle in a 260-mile canoe race from San Marcos to Seadrift.
Caprock Canyons State Park is home to the Texas State Bison Herd. Each year park staff do an annual check-up of the majestic animals to make sure they are healthy.
Inspiring Texans to conserve the wild things and wild places of our state is the goal of TPWF’s We Will Not be Tamed campaign. At a recent Texas Land Conservation Conference held in Austin…
