TWM offers a wide range of services for ponds

     throughout Texas.  Water testing (DO, pH, nutrient

     loads, presence of herbicides/pesticides),

     electroshocking, fertilizing, and other 

     TWM offers the censusing and monitoring of

endangered, threatened or protected wildlife as well 

as nongame wildlife species. We are permitted by

the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service to perform these

activities and ready to assist you with any of your

mitigation or management needs.

     TWM offers water quality sampling to the rancher, farmer, or rural landowner.

   Whether you have a well and would like to know if the water can be used for

   personal consumption or you have a pond and need to know its status for wildlife

   use, we can assist you.

     Wetland improvements provide seasonal or permanent water for roosting, 

   feeding or nesting for wetland wildlife.  This practice involves creating, restoring 

   or managing shallow wetlands, greentree reservoirs, playa lakes and other moist 

   soil sites.  Whether it’s for waterfowl management or wetland mitigation, TWMC 

   can assist you with your wetland needs.

     Predator Control: Predator Control may be necessary to increase the survival of

   the targeted species. Key native predator species may include: coyotes, raccoons,

   and cowbirds, while exotic predators may include feral hogs and fire ants.

     Nuisance Species: TWM can assist you with nuisance wildlife.  The majority of

   our services in this area is free advice.  Contact us and let us know how we can help.

     TWM offers Education Workshops as well as Public Presentations on wildlife

  management. Our workshops are designed to help you or your company become

  more familiar with the natural resources in your area. Vegetation identification

   and management workshops are now being formed.

     Biologists from TWM can provide you or your group with public presentations

   on wildlife management. We have spoken to groups as small as hunters on deer

   leases to officials from large cities interested in suburban deer management.