Texas DPS vs Wild Thumb

The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) mobile app presents a new interactive way to protect and serve the people of Texas. With the Texas DPS mobile app, you can easily explore the state’s Sex Offender Registry, Texas 10 Most Wanted lists, and much more. Favorite Features: • Easy-to-use and interactive map lets you search for registered sex offenders by location, name, route and proximity. • View detailed information from the Texas 10 Most Wanted program, submit a tip or just use this app to increase your awareness, and be on the lookout for fugitives and wanted sex offenders. • Learn the location of registered sex offenders and view recent cases of human trafficking happening near you using GPS information. • Use iWatch Texas to report suspicious activity to DPS law enforcement. From the Panhandle to the Rio Grande; whether you’re in Austin or Abilene; download the Texas DPS mobile app to stay safe and informed everywhere you go. And be sure to follow the DPS on all of our social media accounts. Twitter: Texas DPS (@TxDPS) - https://twitter.com/txdps Texas Division of Emergency Management (@TDEM) - https://twitter.com/TDEM Texas Alerts (@TX_Alerts) - https://twitter.com/TX_Alerts Facebook: Texas DPS - https://www.facebook.com/TxDPS Texas 10 Most Wanted - https://www.facebook.com/texas10mostwanted

Growing a few native plants or a pocket prairie is easy with this interactive step-by-step gardening guide from Texas Parks & Wildlife Foundation's Pollinators & Prairies program. The mission to support pollinators & restore prairies in Texas starts here! What does the app offer? - A curated database of native plant recommendations based on your local climate & weather conditions - In-app interactive landscape design - Step-by-step preparation and planting instructions from plant selection to soil preparation to water & pruning - Watering, upcoming freeze conditions, pruning & other caretaking reminders - Curated seed mix recommendations for planting a pocket prairie - Pocket prairie planting & caretaking instructions - Info about the pollinator species your new plants are likely to attract - Tips & supplemental info from the Texas Parks & Wildlife Foundation, Texas Native Plant Society, and other trusted sources Getting started This app is made for people living in Texas, U.S. It's free to use, thanks to our sponsors H-E-B Our Texas, Our Future and Phillips 66. We'll walk you through the process of learning to grow native plants, beginning with asking questions about your available space, light conditions, and soil moisture. Once you've designed your space, Wild Thumb will guide you through planting, caring for, and tracking your growing progress. Happy native gardening! Why plant natives? - Native plants are low-maintenance and easy to care for once established - Native plants require much less water than non-native plants - Native plants support thriving pollinator populations that contribute to local food & wildlife systems - Native plants are hardier & more resilient than non-natives - Native plants are naturally beautiful!