Texas Wildlife Management Areas are divided into seven regions of the

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with the goal of managing and conserving the natural and cultural resources of Texas. There are under management of the Division of Wildlife often referred to as a WMA.

WMA areas

*Area 1: Panhandle/High Plains Wildlife District includes five WMAs *Area 2: Prairies and Lakes *Area 3: Pineywoods *Area 4: Gulf Coast *Area 5: South Texas Plains *Area 6: Hill Country *Area 7: Big Bend Country There is some confusion as there are also listed eight Wildlife Management Areas that roughly coincide with the 10 ecoregions. *Trans Pecos *High Plains/Panhandle *Cross Timbers *Hill Country *Post Oak Savannah *Pineywoods *Oak Prairie *South Texas Plains

WMA list

The following are all designated Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs) in Texas:"Wildlife Management Areas in Texas, Ordered by Name"
Retrieved February 17, 2019.

References

{{Protected areas of the United States Hunting in the United States Recreational fishing in the United States Wildlife Management Areas

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