On PBS Stations This Week May 12-18, 2024

Trail Taming Troubadour, Melton Ranch, Park Arts

Meet a mountain-biking musician who has been taming trails in San Angelo for decades. Paul Melton's knowledge of quail habitats and his own land management practices have made him a leader in the quail conservation community. The beauty of a natural place draws some different crowds when arts are paired with parks.

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May 19-25, 2024

Helping Bats, Prairie Dog Ranch & Preserving Honey Creek

The Nature Conservancy has worked for decades with landowners, Texas Parks and Wildlife and other partners to conserve one of the most pristine streams in Texas. Bat biologists climb deep into culverts to fight the deadly White-nose Syndrome. Master Naturalists save prairie dogs.

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May 26-June 1, 2024

Protecting Devils River, Creative Classroom & Lake Corpus Christi

Unchecked by dams and protected from groundwater diversion, the ruggedly beautiful Devils River is the wildest, cleanest river in Texas. Holly Grand's coastal fisheries programs teach Texans about the beauty and bounty of the ocean. From lake activities to birding and hiking, Lake Corpus Christi has just what folks need for a great getaway.

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June 2-8, 2024

Outdoor Inspiration, Shield Ranch & 3rd Generation Warden

Cole Johnson may be legally blind, but he doesn't let his disability slow him down. At the Shield Ranch, an historic ranching family has taken steps to forever protect their wild land. John Kohleffel has made it his mission to support his community in many different ways with a focus on teaching kids about the joys of the great outdoors.

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