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Texas Parks and Wildlife — Season 33
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0130mTraveling Photographer, Coastal Crabbing & Harbor SoundsHe lived a life of wandering, confined to a small trailer yet truly at home in the vast expanse of the natural world. His days were filled with simple pleasures: sharing the thrill of crabbing with children and adults alike at Sea Rim State Park, and witnessing the unique beauty of dawn break over Fulton Harbor.
The spirit of adventure was woven into the fabric of his existence, a constant pursuit of the outdoors that defined him more fully than any fixed dwelling could. He found joy not inOct 15, 2017Oct 15, 201730m0230mGrubh's Bugs, Bird Calls & Shotgun TipsArchis Brubh, a dedicated ornithologist, immerses himself fully in his work. Meanwhile, ornithologist Cliff Shackelford shares the world of birds and their calls through the airwaves. And as hunting season approaches, practical advice on shotguns is readily available.Oct 22, 2017Oct 22, 201730m0330mSea Rim, Sea Center & Tree Stand SafetySea Rim State Park offers a diverse range of activities for visitors. From fishing in the coastal bays stocked with thousands of fish at Sea Center Texas, to the thrill of hunting, there's something for everyone. However, it’s crucial to prioritize safety; falls from tree stands are a leading cause of hunting injuries. Understanding preventative measures is essential for a safe and enjoyable experience.Oct 29, 2017Oct 29, 201730m0430mFort Richardson, the Trailblazer & Lavaca LessonsAt Fort Richardson State Park, discover the stories etched into the landscape. Journey with the builder of many trails in Franklin Mountains State Park, and witness firsthand the collaborative effort that revitalized a coastal bay. Explore the past, connect with the present, and understand the enduring legacy of human endeavor within these remarkable spaces.Nov 5, 2017Nov 5, 201730m0530mPaddling Goliad, Hueco Laser & the Texas ClipperThe Goliad Paddling Trail offers a unique opportunity to connect with history. As you glide along the waterways, consider the efforts underway to safeguard ancient rock art, where scientists employ laser technology to preserve these fragile legacies. The story of the region is etched not only in stone but also in the depths, as exemplified by the intentional sinking of the Texas Clipper in 2007 to cultivate a vibrant artificial reef.Nov 12, 2017Nov 12, 201730m0630mOcean Oasis, the County Warden & Cedar Hill BikesA tragic accident shaped Jim Daniels' career as a game warden. Nearby Cedar Hill State Park offers excellent mountain biking trails, just minutes from Dallas. Ten years after the Texas Clipper sank, it has become a haven for marine life.Nov 19, 2017Nov 19, 201730m0730mFish Structure, Beach Restoration & Turkey ReturnDedicated efforts are underway to restore vital ecosystems. Groups are actively replenishing coastal dunes, a significant undertaking aimed at rebuilding essential habitats. Simultaneously, initiatives like improved management of the Harris Ranch have fostered a resurgence of native wildlife, such as wild turkeys. These projects reflect a broader commitment to enhancing the environment for both wildlife and human enjoyment, ensuring the long-term health of our natural resources.Nov 26, 2017Nov 26, 201730m0830mPecos Pupfish, Fishing Educator & D-Day RememberedThe peppered skies held a quiet promise as biologists labored to safeguard the future of the peppered sunfish, teetering on the brink of extinction in West Texas. Their dedication echoed the lifelong commitment of Bobby Whiteside, a fishing hall of fame icon who devoted his career to understanding and protecting the region's aquatic life. Across the state, a different kind of remembrance unfolded as veterans of D-Day gathered aboard the Battleship TEXAS, marking the 50th anniversary of a pivotalDec 3, 2017Dec 3, 201730m0930m100 Mile Hike, 3 Mile Revival & Alamito CreekA young college student embarked on her first long-distance hike, exploring the Lone Star Hiking Trail. In the Texas Hill Country, a family dedicated to restoring native ecosystems revitalized Three Mile Creek, carefully removing cedar to encourage the growth of native grasses. Across the state, Alamito Creek offers a rare haven in the arid Trans-Pecos region of West Texas.Dec 10, 2017Dec 10, 201730m1030mBird Man, Fishing Support & Powderhorn LegacyCliff was, in many ways, Texas's Bird Man. His lifelong passion for birds propelled him into a career dedicated to their conservation. He embodied a deep reverence for the natural world, a dedication that resonated throughout the state.
The landscape itself echoed this sentiment. The expansive Powderhorn Ranch, the largest undisturbed tract of land along the Texas coast, stood as a testament to the state's commitment to preserving its wild spaces. It was envisioned as a future state park andDec 17, 2017Dec 17, 201730m1130mMule Deer, Game Warden Aid & Wild WingsA research project is underway to examine the interplay between agriculture and the movements and survival of mule deer in the Texas Panhandle. Recognizing the potential challenges faced by game warden officers and first responders, a support team offers counseling and assistance. Meanwhile, the Wild Wings Ranch has transformed previously degraded land into a thriving ecosystem, particularly beneficial for quail and other wildlife.Dec 24, 2017Dec 24, 201730m1230mNesting Shrikes, Beautiful Butterflies & Outdoor FamiliesThe shrike, a songbird with the predatory habits of a raptor, has taken residence in a bustling park in central Texas. Butterflies, meanwhile, contribute both beauty and economic activity to the state. Are we providing adequate hospitality? Texas Outdoor Family was founded to introduce the wonders of nature to those with no prior experience, welcoming all to discover the outdoors.Dec 31, 2017Dec 31, 201730m1330mEye in the Sky, Saving Prairies & Sheldon LakeThe coastal prairie, once a vast and vibrant landscape of Texas, is vanishing at an alarming pace. But amidst this loss, dedicated individuals are working tirelessly to restore these precious ecosystems. They employ innovative methods, utilizing satellite transmitters to study the lives and habits of the wildlife that remain. Sheldon Lake State Park & Environmental Learning Center, a haven for both nature and people just outside Houston, offers a glimpse into this vital work. Here, and in otherJan 7, 2018Jan 7, 201830m1430mEl Paso Envoy, Fighting Fires & an Aquatic AdvisorThe city of El Paso might offer empanadas, climbing walls, echoes of ancient legends, and an evening hike with friends. But consider the dedication required to serve on the Wildland Fire Team with the Parks and Wildlife department. Jackie Robinson, a champion of knowledge, consistently provides expert guidance for safeguarding our aquatic ecosystems.Jan 14, 2018Jan 14, 201830m1530mShrimping Life, Brazos Bend & Bathing BobwhitesFor generations, the Stringo family has weathered the tides of the Texas coast as shrimpers. Most have traded the salt spray for quieter pursuits, but one remains, a testament to a legacy etched in the sand. Brazos Bend State Park, a haven for nature enthusiasts, draws a vibrant crowd from Houston, its diverse ecosystems a draw for all. Here, bobwhite quail seek respite in cotton fields, a timeless ritual played out against the backdrop of a sprawling landscape.Jan 21, 2018Jan 21, 201830m1630mWest Texas Wetlands, Cave People & Sharing SpaceHere, ingenious landowners are crafting artificial wetlands in some of Texas’ driest regions, hoping to draw in birds and birdwatchers. For over half a century, the Michaux family has skillfully blended cattle ranching, hunting, and conservation on their property, Salado's Solana Ranch. Elsewhere, adventurous spelunkers explore the depths of caves within Colorado Bend State Park.Jan 28, 2018Jan 28, 201830m1730mA Memorable Hunt, El Carmen Conservation & ParrotsA gathering of friends and community united to honor the memory of Jacob Krebs, whose aspirations to become a Navy Seal were cut short by tragedy. They participated in a hunt, a tribute to his spirit and dreams. The landscape itself held echoes of his story, a wildlife refuge bordering Texas and Mexico, a haven for migrating birds and large mammals. Within this sanctuary, the Red-crowned Parrot, threatened by habitat loss and the illegal pet trade, found refuge in South Texas.Feb 4, 2018Feb 4, 201830m1830mEl Camino Real, Songbird Habitat & a Night HikeA family’s labor to restore native songbird habitat on a heavily grazed plot of land an hour east of Austin has blossomed from a pastime into a deep-seated devotion. Along the historic Camino Real de los Tejas, stretching across Texas, one encounters a man driven by a mission: to illuminate the history, landscapes, and culture woven into the fabric of this centuries-old pathway. And in Austin, a black light hike awaits at McKinney Falls State Park.Feb 11, 2018Feb 11, 201830m1930mPlanting Pines, Texas Quail & Trinity PaddlingThey labored to restore the pines on their family land, ensuring sustenance for the birds and insects that thrived on the decaying wood. Meanwhile, the fate of Texas' four quail species hangs in the balance as their habitats are fragmented and lost. Elsewhere, a different kind of tranquility awaits: a paddle through the heart of the Metroplex along the Dallas Trinity Paddling Trail.Feb 18, 2018Feb 18, 201830m2030mHunting as a Refuge, Recreation Outreach & Night SkiesKim Sorensen dedicates herself to fostering outdoor recreation, state park appreciation, and environmental understanding within traditionally underserved communities in the Houston area—all while radiating warmth and enthusiasm. Elsewhere, an astronomer strives to safeguard the night skies of West Texas, illuminating the issue of light pollution.Feb 25, 2018Feb 25, 201830m2130mCollege Climbers, Sinking Trees & the Turkey DudeThe story unfolds with an introduction to the University of Texas club climbing team, a group dedicated to pushing the boundaries of this demanding sport. We witness firsthand the dedication and skill required to excel in climbing. Beyond the walls of the gym, a unique approach to conservation emerges: recycled Christmas trees transformed into underwater habitats, designed to enhance the fishing experience. The narrative then shifts to East Texas, where a passionate individual leads vital effortMar 4, 2018Mar 4, 201830m2230mGoliad Experience, El Paso Owls & the Marine IdentifierThe park holds a deep well of cultural history, though its extensive recreational offerings are often overlooked. Here, one can glimpse the hidden world of owls dwelling beneath El Paso, or encounter a woman who has painstakingly compiled a vast database of marine life – a testament to genus, species, and unwavering dedication.Mar 11, 2018Mar 11, 201830m2330mCatching Crappie, Cooking Crappie & Bald EaglesThe pursuit of crappie, those elusive fish, has become a passion for some, a dedication to understanding their habits and mastering the art of the catch. These anglers are eager to share their knowledge, guiding newcomers through the intricacies of this rewarding pastime. With a stringer full of crappie, the next step is transforming them into a delicious meal, prepared simply by frying. Meanwhile, the bald eagle, a symbol of American freedom, has rebounded from near extinction. Observing theseMar 18, 2018Mar 18, 201830m2430mEast Texas Turkeys, Old Tunnel Bats & Returning BassEfforts to reintroduce the Eastern Wild Turkey to Texas have yielded a greater population and expanded hunting opportunities. Once traversed by railway lines, Old Tunnel State Park now provides a seasonal home for millions of bats. Discover how biologists devised a plan to reestablish the native Guadalupe Bass in the South Llano River.Mar 25, 2018Mar 25, 201830m2530mHunting Dogs, Swift Foxes & South Llano LeisureThe Swift Fox is rarely glimpsed in Texas, and researchers now question whether its future in the Panhandle Plains is secure. South Llano River State Park offers respite, a sanctuary where tubing, biking, and birding await in this Hill Country haven.Apr 1, 2018Apr 1, 201830m2630mK-9 Wardens, the Trailer Camera & Grasslands SunsetFor Texas Game Wardens, a day's work can encompass a wide range of tasks – from tracking missing persons to wildlife management. But for artist Ian Kasnoff, it’s an opportunity to capture the state’s natural beauty using a more traditional approach. He travels with a trailer camera, documenting the landscapes of Texas state parks.
His latest project offers a glimpse of the Rita Blanca National Grasslands at sunset. As the sun dips below the horizon, casting long shadows across the grasslandsApr 8, 2018Apr 8, 201830m
