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Texas Parks and Wildlife · S38E5 — Saving Sharks, Indian Springs & Parks on the Air
Season 38 episodes
1. Armored Invasion, Lake Somerville & Beneficial WetlandOct 9, 20222. White Bass, High Plains Grassland & Big SpringOct 16, 20223. Feral Pig Cookoff, Quail Ranch & Kickapoo CavernOct 23, 20224. Bee Folks, Coastal Prairie Protectors & Fort BoggyOct 30, 20225. Saving Sharks, Indian Springs & Parks on the AirNov 6, 20226. Seed Collectors, Wuest Ranch & Sparrow SearchersNov 13, 20227. Shrinking Sundown, Ebel Grasslands & San Angelo State ParkNov 20, 20228. Hundred-mile Hike, Wagley Ranch & Monarch MotelNov 27, 20229. Retriever on Trial, Longhorn Cavern & Neighborhood FishingDec 4, 202210. Parrot Patrol, Goose Island Pier & Mule Deer ScienceDec 11, 202211. Motorcycling Across Texas, Fort Parker & Dove HuntingDec 18, 202212. Whooping Crane Science, Cleburne State Park & Butterfly BoostersDec 25, 202213. Crab Trap Cleanup, Birdy Bastrop & Bobcat CityJan 1, 202314. Saving Skimmers, Paddling Goliad & Counting CatchesJan 8, 202315. Jetty Fishing, Shrimp Science & Roling CameraJan 15, 202316. Famous Park Trees, Caddo Lake & Collegiate CamperJan 22, 202317. Blue Sucker, Galveston Island & Green Turtle TeamJan 29, 202318. Walk Across Texas, South Llano River & Corpus SurfersFeb 5, 202319. Retired Tire Fort, Gator Guys & Buescher State ParkFeb 12, 202320. Park History, Fisheries Hall of Famer & Lake Casa BlancaFeb 19, 202321. Outdoor Friends, Goose Island & Aquatic Habitat HelperFeb 26, 202322. Varsity Archery, Yoga Hike, Fish & Oyster AdvocateMar 5, 202323. Flocking with Friends, Fishing Facilitator & Old TunnelMar 12, 202324. Lights Out for Birds, Lake Mineral Wells & Parks on ExhibitMar 19, 202325. Painters for the Parks, Hawk Watcher, East Texas WildernessMar 26, 202326. A Weekend at Ray Roberts Lake State ParkApr 2, 2023
Synopsis
A relentless demand has brought many species to the brink, and sharks are no exception. Biologists in the Gulf of Mexico meticulously study their health and habits, striving to understand these ancient predators. Elsewhere, in the Panhandle, ranches safeguard fragile grasslands, clear springs, and a rich tapestry of human history nestled within scenic hills and canyons. Some seek refuge from technology in national parks, while others embrace it, broadcasting their experiences to a wider audience
