ABOUT US
The Las Huellas Association serves as an advocate for the benefit of South Texas wildlife and for the rights of South Texas wildlife managers, landowners, and sportsmen in educational and wildlife habitat-related arenas. We are dedicated to educating people of all ages, especially the youth of South Texas, about the conservation, management, and enhancement of wildlife and wildlife habitat to ensure the preservation of our cherished resources for future generations. If you are interested in learning more about how our South Texas community can conserve wildlife and habitats or if you have an activity that needs our help, please contact us through our Contact Form
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Rob Cackley – President
Edward Mathers – V.P.
Russell Adams – Secretary
Russell Young – Treasurer
Brad Wolfe
Ed Marshall
Joe Touchet
Ricardo Adobbati
Ross Bland
Ronnie Humphreys
Our events
ANNUAL FUND RAISING BANQUET
March 12, 2020
6:30 – 10:30 pm
At Riverbend Resort & Golf Club
SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS
At the banquet, we will also be presenting scholarship recipients with $2,500 awards. For information on how to apply, go to our Grants & Scholarships section.
JOIN US FOR AN EVENING OF CELEBRATION AND CONSERVATION
This annual Banquet is the primary fundraising activity for Las Huellas. The proceeds from this event are used to fund our scholarship programs and grants to other conservation related organizations and activities.
IN THE NEWS
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IN THE COMMUNITY
ANNUAL FUND RAISING BANQUET
Our biggest event of the year is the annual fund raising banquet that allows us to fund scholarships, grants, and educational programs. Join us for an evening of celebration and conservation to honor our youth and our natural wildlife and habitants.
LOMA ALTA YOUTH HUNTER EDUCATION PROGRAM
This program is designed for local youth as an advanced hunter education and gun safety program. Last year we had close to 100 attendees, including many from Cameron County 4H members, teaching them the basics of hunting and how to safely use guns and bows.
TURKEY RELEASE
With over 100 wild turkeys and hatchlings released to date. Las Huellas is dedicated to the reestablishment of the local population of our native species. Thanks to the efforts of Las Huellas, the wild turkey population continues to grow and spread in Cameron County. If you see turkeys, take a picture and share it with us.
KID FISH
This annual event introduces the youth of Brownsville to the joys of fishing. Over the years, we’ve given out over 3,500 rod and reel combos at various events in the Rio Grande Valley.
OUR GALLERY
