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It’s been said that children are our future – and we couldn’t agree more. That’s why H-E-B is a longstanding supporter of youth environmental literacy nonprofit Ecorise.

Deep in the thornscrub brush of South Texas, in the Lower Rio Grande Valley, you’ll find most of the United States’ remaining wild ocelots. With an estimated population of less than 100, ocelot extinction in the U.S. is a real and dangerous possibility.

Black bears were driven out of Texas in the 1950s but began to naturally recolonize in Big Bend National Park in the 1990s. Borderlands Research Institute wildlife researchers and West Texas ranchers are working together to study the return of these majestic animals.

In partnership with Texan by Nature, H-E-B Trees for Texans enriches the places we call home by planting trees

Bats are crucial to wild ecosystems and farming all over the world, but many bat species are endangered. H-E-B proudly partners with Bat Conservation International to help protect Texas’s (and the world’s) bats.

There are hundreds of non-profits who share our love and vision for Texas, and we’re proud to support their efforts in preserving our home and wildlife.

H-E-B is proud to support local environmental organizations like Dallas-based Paper for Water who were recently featured on the Kelly Clarkson show.

H-E-B was recognized by Texan by Nature as a Texas Company committed to conservation.