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Impact through Giving

Thank you for your interest in our students, faculty and staff and their goal to facilitate the sustainability of the earth’s rangeland, wildlife and fisheries.

The primary strength of our department is the collective expertise that addresses diverse questions that span across programmatic areas and affect most aspects of human endeavor and wildlife.

Your gift to the department ensures that we can continue our legacy of quality teaching, research and Extension programs for generations to come. When you give to the Department of Rangeland, Wildlife and Fisheries Management, you help provide student fellowships, expand conservation efforts and support our research and teaching collections.

You can send your gift by mail to:
Texas A&M Foundation
401 George Bush Drive
College Station, TX 77840-2811

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Make checks payable to the Texas A&M Foundation and note on the subject line the fund to which the donation should be made.

Aggies that Give.

Development Officer

For more information on giving opportunities in the department, contact Scott Jarvis, director of development.

  • Jarvis, Scott

    Scott Jarvis

    Director of Development

    (979) 845-7491

    sjarvis@txamfoundation.com

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