All Of Texas Directory

EGL Resources is a working alliance of petroleum geologists, geophysicists, engineers, management and property operating professionals based in Midland,Texas.

Central Texas Bluebonnet trial members.

The world is filled with natural wonders. Some are as close as the nearest microscope, others may be found by examining the bark on trees. Presented here are some of the things in nature that I have observed and captured as images. Hopefully this will help motivate others to make their own observations. Most of the material presented is from Central Texas in the vicinity of Bell County, but other material is included when necessary so as to give a more complete picture.

KMB is constantly on the lookout for information to improve the quality of life in Midland, and we want to get that information into your hands as quickly as possible. Follow the links shown below... and we're sure you'll learn something new and useful!

Spanning 266,807 square miles of surface area, Texas has diverse ecology. Texas takes in seven percent of the total land and water area of the United States. Thus, when you study Texas, you study the world.

Our twice monthly report on environmental policy matters affecting Texans, presenting news, commentary, pro-con discussions, interviews, and even feedback from readers. We started this exciting newsletter partly in response to many requests for a current events primer for those interested in environmental policy, whether they be part of the regulated community, the environmental bureaucracy, the environmental community, or the interested public.

The Texas Forest Service was created in 1915 by the 34th Legislature as an integral part of The Texas A&M University System. It is mandated by law to "assume direction of all forest interests and all matters pertaining to forestry within the jurisdiction of the state.

Committed to promoting the interests and welfare of independent oil and gas operators, working interest owners, royalty owners, and those businesses who provide services for the energy industry. Specifically, TIPRO strives to provide its members with outstanding legislative and public representation, access to valuable information and excellent opportunities to develop business relationships.

The Texas Natural Resources Information System (TNRIS), a division of the Texas Water Development Board, is the state's clearinghouse for natural resources data