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~Salvinia Relief~ (Pictures Included)
The harsh winter this year gave Caddo Lake and it's surrounding waterways huge relief from Salvinia this spring. There has been an estimated 80% die off of the invasive plant species! Texas Parks and Wildlife surveyed locations where significant green Salvinia still...
read moreFrom Bombs to Birds! (An In Depth Case Study of the National Wildlife Refuge w/ Pics)
Established in December 1941 to produce TNT for World War II, the Longhorn Army Ammunition Plant facility was a major employer in East Texas. Over time, the facility produced a variety of munitions, including incendiary devices and Pershing rocket motors. As unused...
read moreCaddo Lake now home to another Southern Bald Eagle! (Pictures & Video Included)
The Caddo Lake Institute & Last Chance Forever, Bird Sanctuary are proud to announce that Caddo Lake is now home to one more Southern Bald Eagle!
read moreGuide Star Platinum Seal of Transparency
In earning the highest participation degree given by Guidestar, the Platinum Level, Caddo Lake Institute showcases the dedication, progress and results being made toward our mission to conserve beautiful Caddo Lake and it’s surrounding wetlands!
read moreCommunity Meeting – February 2, 2018 (Pictures & Unofficial Minutes)
The Caddo Lake Institute is dedicated to keeping the community informed about issues important to the lake and the watershed. To stay in touch with local communities, we hold quarterly community meetings! These minutes cannot fully convey the presentations given by...
read moreCaddo Lake Group Holds Fundraiser To Combat Invasive Plant
Marshall News-Messenger – Residents were treated to the succulent smells of barbecue and beans while gazing at the beautiful vista of Caddo Lake Saturday at the Greater Caddo Lake Association’s annual Labor Day barbecue fundraiser.
read moreLATEST NEWS
~Salvinia Relief~ (Pictures Included)
The harsh winter this year gave Caddo Lake and it's surrounding waterways huge relief from Salvinia this spring. There has been an estimated 80% die off of the invasive plant species! Texas Parks and Wildlife surveyed locations where significant green Salvinia still...
read more