Texas Organization for Endangered SpeciesRecords 1971-1999

Ecological society of America

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Texas Organization for Endangered Species

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The Texas Organization for Endangered Species (TOES) was a non-profit organization founded in 1973. The main goals of the organization at its inception were to gather and organize information pertaining to endangered fauna, flora, and communities within the state of Texas; to work towards state legislation and the Federal Endangered Species Act; to make information on rare species accessible to the academic community as well as to environmental regulators and the general public; and...

Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center

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Mathews, Raymond C.

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Raymond Clifford Mathews, Sr., an engineer who worked for Humble Oil & Refining Company and Exxon Corporation, was born in Willow, Arkansas, on February 17, 1915, to Albert Edward Mathews and Eva Pearl Hudson Mathews and was the youngest son of seven siblings. Mathews was married to Betty Bunting Mathews and together they had two sons, Raymond C. Mathews, Jr., and Ronnie Mathews. Humble Oil & Refining Company recruited Mathews at Texas A&M University, where h...

Texas. Parks and Wildlife Dept.

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The State of Texas has given the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) the responsibility for the management and conservation of the state's wildlife and fish resources; provision of outdoor recreational opportunities to the public; acquisition, development, and operation of wildlife management areas, fish hatcheries, state parks, historic sites, and other public lands; conservation education and outreach; cultural and historical interpretation; and the regulation of fishing, h...

Texas Academy of Science

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Organized in 1892, the Texas Academy of Science at the University of Texas at Austin was originally comprised of fourteen founding scientists who were dedicated to researching and solving problems presented to them by the state. The objects of the academy were "to advance the exact and natural sciences both by research and discussion." Through its twenty-year existence two donors supported the Academy, George W. Brackenridge and Mrs. George Bruce Halsted. The Academy disbanded in 19...

Jansen, Gena

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