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Texas Parks and Wildlife · S36E21 — Natural Connection, Blanco River Restoration, Fish Habitat
Season 36 episodes
1. Fox Finders, Kraken Diving, Brushland BirdsOct 11, 20202. Texas Hunting TraditionsOct 18, 20203. Wild Game Cooking Texas StyleOct 25, 20204. Birds and BirdersNov 1, 20205. State Park Biking TrailsNov 8, 20206. Fishing the Texas CoastNov 15, 20207. The Science of WildlifeNov 22, 20208. Texas Game Wardens Past & PresentNov 29, 20209. Texas Paddling TrailsDec 6, 202010. Explore Texas State Parks & Historic SitesDec 13, 202011. Wildlife in the Lone Star StateDec 20, 202012. A Diversity of JobsDec 27, 202013. Freshwater Fishing in TexasJan 3, 202114. Plains Playas, Bastrop State Park, Hang TenJan 10, 202115. Outdoor Inspiration, Dutch Oven Cooks, Moving BeesJan 17, 202116. Bass Tracking, Lake Corpus Christi, Kemp's Ridley HistoryJan 24, 202117. Rookery Island, Fishing's Future Founder, Durable DesignJan 31, 202118. Bat Noses, Mentored Hunt, Environmental ExampleFeb 7, 202119. Desert Bighorn, Crappie Guys, Cooking CrappieFeb 14, 202120. Devils with Dad, State Park Firefighters, Kangaroo RatsFeb 21, 202121. Natural Connection, Blanco River Restoration, Fish HabitatFeb 28, 202122. Bastrop's Back, Gator Hunt, Alligator Chili RellenoMar 7, 202123. Birding Passion, Collegiate Climbers, Oyster Shell ReturnMar 14, 202124. Becoming a Warden, Bee Searcher, Franklins FlyingMar 21, 202125. Lake Mineral Wells Trailway, Field to Fork, Razing CaneMar 28, 202126. Finding Fortlandia, Caprocks Bison, Fort ParkerApr 4, 2021
Synopsis
Two women pursue outdoor passions as distinct as the Texas landscapes they inhabit, traversing the state from the brush country of South Texas to the mountains of the West. Biologists and landowners have joined forces to restore healthy habitat along the Blanco River following recent floods. Elsewhere, fisheries biologists and volunteers have stocked Stamford Reservoir in Abilene with Christmas trees, aiming to improve fishing opportunities on the lake. Their endeavors reflect a broader coll
