On PBS Stations This Week May 22-28, 2022

Lost Lizards Return, Angler Access, Map Mementos

The San Antonio Zoo raises Texas horned lizards in a bold effort to restore them to the landscape. See how a new partnership with private landowners is helping anglers and paddlers gain better access to Texas rivers. A hiker and woodworker preserves his favorite park places as wooden map mementos.

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Play Icon Spill Recovery, History Connection & Water for Wildlife

May 29-June 4, 2022

Spill Recovery, History Connection & Water for Wildlife

When an oil spill affects our rivers, creeks or coastline, meet the team that steps in to investigate the impacts to fish and wildlife. Through his time with a group of Buffalo Soldier re-enactors, a young man learns about these accomplished outdoorsmen of days past. Guzzlers in the desert provide water for thirsty wildlife.

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Play Icon Racing Down a River & Loggerhead Shrikes

June 5-11, 2022

Racing Down a River & Loggerhead Shrikes

Paddle from San Marcos to the Gulf of Mexico, down 260 miles of river, and experience what is called the World's Toughest Canoe Race. The loggerhead shrike is a different sort of songbird, with some brutal dining habits, but it seems to have found a comfortable home in one suburban park.

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Play Icon Coastal Prairie Stewards, Fish Habitat Help, & Biking Big Bend

June 12-18, 2022

Coastal Prairie Stewards, Fish Habitat Help, & Biking Big Bend

See how a family raises cattle and preserves wildlife habitat on one of the last tracts of coastal prairie in Texas. Learn how sinking strange-looking structures and seeding native plants can improve reservoirs for fish and fishing. Carry plenty of water and a first aid kit--mountain biking at Big Bend Ranch State Park is not for the faint of heart.

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