As a wildlife biologist, he AUSTIN—Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) Executive Director Carter Smith announced today he will retire effective January , ending a nearly year tenure that strengthened private-lands stewardship, expanded state parks and wildlife management areas, bolstered conservation, law enforcement, and park funding, and brought a.
Biography: Carter Smith serves Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) Executive Director Carter Smith announced today he will retire effective January , ending a nearly year tenure that strengthened private-lands stewardship, expanded state parks and wildlife management areas, bolstered conservation, law enforcement, and park funding, and brought a renewed focus.
While working as a Carter Smith serves as the Executive Director of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD), a position he has held since January of A native of Central Texas, Smith developed his passion for wildlife and the out-of-doors at a young age while roaming his family’s farm and ranchland interests in Gonzales, Williamson, and Edwards Counties.
Chairman, Commissioners. For the AUSTIN—Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) Executive Director Carter Smith announced he will retire effective January , ending a nearly year tenure that strengthened private-lands stewardship, expanded state parks and wildlife management areas, bolstered conservation, law enforcement, and park funding, and brought a renewed.
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TPWD Executive Director Carter Smith
Austin— Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) opened applications Wednesday for a successor to retiring executive director Carter Smith. Smith will retire effective January , ending a year tenure at the helm of the agency. 
Texas Parks & Wildlife has Carter Smith Last modified on: Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) Executive Director Carter Smith announced June 17, he will.
TPWD staff from Carter Smith If any words can bring to life the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department mission, it’s this simple statement that Executive Director Carter Smith uses to close many speeches and writings. As the conservation-steeped Texas native closes out his year tenure, Smith’s admirers are quick to mention his gift of gab.