Wildsignal TX

Wildsignal Texas is a field atlas for the threatened and endangered wildlife of Texas — from the ocelots of the Rio Grande Valley to the whooping cranes of the Coastal Bend. Every species leaves a signal. Wildsignal connects each animal to its habitat, the threats it faces, the ecological signals worth watching, and the conservation actions that can help. EXPLORE THE ATLAS • Browse 10 threatened, endangered, and critically endangered Texas species • Filter by animal group (mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians) and by conservation status • Search by common name, scientific name, or region • See where each species lives on the map SPECIES PROFILES • Habitat, key threats, signals to monitor, and a priority conservation action • A transparent conservation priority score, with an explanation of how it is built • Field-guide illustrations plus credited wildlife photography IMPACT LAB • Adjust ecological pressures and see how a species' resilience responds • An exploratory learning model, not a population forecast SIGNAL MONITOR • Environmental indicators such as coastal heat, prairie continuity, and recovery trends, explained in conservation context YOUR FIELDBOOK • Save the species you care about • Log your own sightings with date, place, count, and field notes • Everything stays private on your device. No account, no tracking, no data collection. Wildlife photographs are used under public-domain and Creative Commons licenses. The creator and license are shown on every photo. Wildsignal Texas is an independent educational project and is not affiliated with the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service or Texas Parks & Wildlife Department. Scores and signals are illustrative and intended for learning. Always observe wildlife from a respectful distance.