Relating to a wildlife corridor action plan developed by the Parks and Wildlife Department and certain other duties of the department relating to wildlife corridors.

SB 2892 requires Texas Parks and Wildlife Department to develop a wildlife corridor action plan by December 2026. The plan must identify wildlife corridors, barriers like roads and dams, high-risk wildlife collision zones, and critical habitats for protected species using scientific data. It must prioritize projects that improve driver safety and wildlife connectivity, including recommended infrastructure like crossings. The department must publish the plan online and coordinate with other agencies to incorporate corridor planning into their projects. This bill directly affects the Parks and Wildlife Department and state agencies managing land, transportation, and conservation.