Document hard brush edge density along a fixed transect, the FM 133 right of way.

Document the hard brush edge density along a fixed transect near the FM 133 right of way at Chaparral WMA. The hard brush-to-opening edge density along a fixed transect near the FM 133 right of way at Chaparral WMA has not had a recent stand off record; this within-stand edge structure is a general mosaic-quality indicator distinct from corridor connectivity work linking distant habitat patches.

Offer to pay $80. The receipt lands onchain once the proof is approved.

Where

the FM 133 public road right of way serving Chaparral Wildlife Management Area, between Artesia Wells and the WMA headquarters, Dimmit/La Salle County line, TX 78014. Open the map

Pay

$80 proposed

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Proof

document-only transect photo log from stand off + edge count + GPS + ranked follow-on note

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Level

entry: anyone can start here

Open until

2026-11-05

Posted by

0x034F…6c89

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Document only, from the road shoulder and open ground: never enter a marked research plot, hunting blind or feeder, and never operate power equipment. Wear high-visibility clothing, walk facing traffic off the traveled lane, and carry water, a phone and blaze orange in hunt season.

The full safety list for this job:

• This work never enters or disturbs a marked TPWD research plot; Chaparral WMA is an active research and demonstration area, and any closed or flagged research plot is off limits regardless of season or skill level.
• This work is never performed on or near a hunting blind or feeder, and never authors animal handling, trapping, or culling of any species at any skill level.
• Mesquite, huisache, granjeno, prickly pear, and lotebush all bear thorns or spines that cause puncture wounds and infections; wear leather gloves, eye protection, long sleeves, and sturdy boots any time this work brings you near brush.
• Any chainsaw or brush cutter use in this work is advanced only, performed by a licensed TPWD or partner crew; no def below advanced operates power equipment.
• Rattlesnakes, Africanized bees, and feral hogs are all present in this brush country; watch foot and hand placement around rock, brush, and woodpiles at all times, give any snake or hog sign a wide path, and withdraw calmly from any bee activity rather than swatting at it.
• South Texas brush country runs extreme heat with no shade in a cleared opening and no dependable water; work only in early morning or late afternoon to avoid peak heat, carry far more water than you think you need, tell someone your planned route and return time before starting, and carry a way to call for help since FM 133 runs remote with unreliable cell service.
• Check Chaparral WMA's current permit-based seasonal public access rules and active hunt schedule before visiting (general public use runs April 1 through August 31; outside that window the area operates on permit-based hunt access only), register at WMA Headquarters/Check Station or the Camping Area Kiosk as required, and wear blaze orange during an active hunting season.
• Wear high-visibility clothing and walk facing traffic on the FM 133 road shoulder, staying off the traveled lane at all times.

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