Big Thicket National Preserve sits in southeast Texas and protects a region known for its unusual blend of ecosystems. The preserve was created in 1974 and includes more than 113,000 acres spread across several noncontiguous units of land and water. Its landscapes range from longleaf pine uplands to hardwood forests, baygalls, savannas, and cypress-lined waterways. The area supports a wide Read more…
Big Bend National Park spans more than 801,000 acres in West Texas along a remote stretch of the Rio Grande. The river forms a natural boundary between the United States and Mexico, shaping the landscape through deep canyons and desert valleys. The park is one of the largest protected areas of Chihuahuan Desert terrain in the country, offering wide views, Read more…
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