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Texas Parks and Wildlife · S34E14 — Saving Sharks, Trail Family Ranch & Campus Camper
Season 34 episodes
1. San Antonio Float, Green Jays & Fanthorp InnOct 14, 20182. Hunters Welcome, Goldthwaite Goldmine & Some DeerOct 21, 20183. Huntsville State Park, Laborcitas Creek & Galveston IslandOct 28, 20184. Spicewood Ranch, ADA Hunt Help & East Texas WoodsNov 4, 20185. Natural Connection, Room to Roam & Pocket PrairiesNov 11, 20186. Turkey Work, Turkey Calls & Turkey TalkNov 18, 20187. Reading Green, Oyster Industry & Quality WaterNov 25, 20188. Blue Suckers, Buffalo Soldiers & Lake WichitaDec 2, 20189. Kangaroo Rats, an Outdoor Writer & Saving BatsDec 9, 201810. Goliad Paddling, Protecting Deer & Conservation ArtDec 16, 201811. Fort Richardson, Urban Biology & Fishing SchoolDec 23, 201812. Coastal Parkitecture, Bay Trawl & Alum Creek ToadsDec 30, 201813. Oyster Shell Recycling, Bighorn Sheep & Looking for BeesJan 6, 201914. Saving Sharks, Trail Family Ranch & Campus CamperJan 13, 201915. Wildlife Watchdogs, Lake Forkers & Good GuzzlersJan 20, 201916. Black-capped Comeback, Making Signs & a Fishing WardenJan 27, 201917. Texas Walker, Wildlife's Legal Eagle & Chester IslandFeb 3, 201918. Coast Strong, Razing Cane & SeaCamp ScientistsFeb 10, 201919. Frog Pond, Big City Cats & Mustang IslandFeb 17, 201920. Hunting Dove, Hiking Dogs & Birding HotspotsFeb 24, 201921. City Camping, Water Safari & Caddo RainMar 3, 201922. Blanco Restoration, Helicopter Heroes & a Mentored HuntMar 10, 201923. Devils River Advocates, Monahans Sandhills & the DNA DudeMar 17, 201924. Fort Parker, Aiming Safe & Moving BeesMar 24, 201925. Chimney Swifts, Paddlefish Progress & Tree Stand SafetyMar 31, 201926. Kraken Diving, Paddling Trails & Muzzle ControlApr 7, 2019
Synopsis
The ocean's depths are witnessing a troubling decline, with marine life disappearing at an alarming rate. Yet, along the Texas coast, dedicated efforts are underway to safeguard these creatures. One family is meticulously restoring their ranch habitat, understanding that true restoration takes time and patience. Similarly, a young park host in Palo Duro Canyon has devised a practical solution for housing costs while pursuing higher education.
