Airing Now and Coming Soon

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March 1–7, 2015

Program 2320 — Repeats August 30–September 5, 2015

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Featured Segments

Texas on Two Wheels

From short pedals at local parks, to epic journeys through rugged landscapes, mountain biking is a great way to experience the wild side of Texas. And Texas State Parks offer the full range of off-road opportunities to riders of all ages.

Running of the Bass

Freshwater anglers all across the state look forward to the annual spring run of White Bass. When the conditions are right, the fishing is easy. When the conditions aren’t right, the anglers just have to work a little bit harder.

Outdoor Info: Shooter’s Eye & Ear Protection

Shooting sports provide great recreation but remember these simple precautions to protect your precious sight and hearing.

Parks & Wildlife People: License Sales Migration Team

Meet the team behind our hunting and fishing license system, of which 100% of fees go toward on-the-ground conservation efforts in Texas such as habitat management, wildlife research, fish stocking, public hunting opportunities and more.

Postcard from Texas

Take a dip in the cool pool at Bastrop State Park.

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March 8–14, 2015

Program 2321 — Repeats September 6–12, 2015

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Texas Paddling Trails

There are new paddling trails popping up all over Texas. Grab your canoe and come along as we check out some of the state’s best river trips, on the coast, in Houston, and on the Guadalupe River. All you need is a paddle and an excuse to get wet.

Austin’s Warblers

In the heart of the hill country is the Balcones Canyonlands Preserve, and here you will find the endangered Golden-cheeked Warbler. Join some biologists as they monitor these unique birds during their nesting season.

Big Spring State Park

Stop and see why travelers have long enjoyed this birds-eye view of Big Spring. It’s not your traditional state park, but it attracts runners, hikers, and folks who like to see what’s below.

Parks & Wildlife People: Jason Singhurst

Say What? Knowing the scientific names and watching out for all the native plants in Texas sounds like a daunting job for most folks, but for Texas Parks and Wildlife botanist Jason Singhurst, it’s completely natural.

Postcard From Texas

A group of mountain bikers wind down with some musical instruments after a fun and memorable weekend of riding the scenic trails at Big Bend Ranch State Park.

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March 15–21, 2015

Program 2322 — Repeats September 13–19, 2015

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Garner State Park

Built by the CCC in the 1930s, Garner has long been one of the most popular parks in the state, and with good reason. From the spring fed Frio River, to the vast hiking trails, to the summer dances, there is a lot here. That’s why generations of Texans have been making this Hill Country gem the place to be year round.

The Climate Detective

What can old Texas trees teach us about our climate? One researcher is finding out. Follow him as he taps the secrets of the trees and learns the warnings they may hold for water planners.

Birding Basics

Birding has become big in Texas, with the numbers of Texas birders topping 2 million. The Lone Star state has more documented birds than any other state, and some rare beauties that you’ll find nowhere else in North America. So what does it take to get into this hobby? We’ll take a look at some of the basic gear you’ll need, fill you in on where to go, and highlight a way to bring the birds to you.

Outdoor Info: Canoe Basics

Get some tips on how to get going as a canoeist. There’s more than one type of canoe, and more than one way to get started.

Postcard From Texas

Enjoy a fall day at Austin’s McKinney Falls State Park.

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March 22–28, 2015

Program 2323 — Repeats September 20–26, 2015

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Featured Segments

A Migrating Muse

Texas is the winter home to the largest concentration of Sandhill Cranes in the world. Some spend the winter months in the Panhandle and High Plains while others head for the Texas coast. We’ll visit some of the best spots to see Sandhill Cranes up close to learn more about these migrating wonders.

Outdoor Info: Hunting Sandhill Cranes

In some states Sandhill Cranes are known as ‘steaks in the sky’. Yes, you can hunt these big birds, but there are some things you need to be aware of before you shoot.

Fort Boggy State Park

Visit a park on the edge of East Texas where families find water, woods, and wildlife.

Inner City Sanctuary

For kids growing up in one of the largest cities in the country, learning about nature can take some doing. See how some Houston residents are making sure kids don’t miss out on the outdoors.

Postcard from Texas

Relax. The water of the Devil’s River moves slowly.