ANNOUNCEMENTS
We continue strong efforts to gain support and obtain federal funding for updates to the Corps of Engineers Lake Texoma 1976 Environmental Impact Statement, 1978 Master Plan and1996 Shoreline Management Plan and to address other issues and improvements indicated on this web site.
  • Texas and Oklahoma federal, state and local representatives and officials.
  • Lake Texoma area businesses and organizations.
  • Boaters, fishermen, hunters, other recreational and wildlife enthusiasts and their organizations.
  • Be involved, you can make a difference!

HOT ISSUES
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Oklahoma Lake Texoma State Park (Oklahoma Land Conveyance) EIS Scoping Report Summary, See Appendices for project descriptions and public comments.
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Witness the evolution of a cove under development.
Supplement to Lake Texoma Environmental Impact Statement is Required
Why We Are Losing Prime Boating, Fishing, Hunting and Outdoor Recreation Areas?
What Can We Do About the Issues?
Who to Write to?
Little Mineral EIS (Denison Land Conveyance) Scoping Report Summary, See Appendix D for proposed development drawings and Public Scoping Comments in Appendix F.

Several hunting, fishing, boating and outdoor recreation organizations have been contacted, are to be contacted and/or are actively interested in our issues and concerns regarding Lake Texoma. Local and regional citizens have indicated interest in our group as a coordinating organization focused on Lake Texoma issues. This will enable us to work with the other state and national organizations.

We are contacting several of these organizations and request your help in identifying the issues and asking for assistance from any organization to which you belong. If we don’t have your organization on the web site and you think it’s oriented on outdoor recreation and is appropriate to add, let us know.

The Texas State Rifle Association recently stated” Stop cities from practicing the hostile annexation of hunting lands – which limits our hunting areas. Many cities are gobbling up more and more of our hunting acreage, forcing us to hunt elsewhere. So, we are pushing to have appropriate hunting areas remain available to hunters.” This is also true for federal land where hunting is permitted.

The following organizations represent the outdoor recreational interests usually indicated in their titles. Additional information can be obtained on their web sites if available here or through online search.