OUR PROJECTS
Current Projects
Las Huellas partnership with anti-tick method on Nilgai
Free ranging nilgai are loved by many in South Texas for hunting and commercial harvest opportunities, but they do negatively contribute to the spread of cattle fever ticks and can threaten the productivity of native rangelands. We are supporting the continued research of this wildlife species and solving the mystery of how to treat Nilgai for cattle fever ticks.
Past Projects
El Sauz Behind the Gates
In conjunction with the East Foundation, Las Huellas funds 1200 school children to engage in conservation education opportunity at El Sauz ranch.
Hunters Education
Every year, Las Huellas runs and funds Hunters Education training for up to 100 students. Stay tuned for next training date.
Restablishment of the local population of wild turkeys
Annual Fishing at Rio Grande Valley
This annual event introduces the youth of Brownsville to the joys of fishing. Over the years, we’ve given out over 20,000 rod and reel combos at various events in the Rio Grande Valley.