TPW Television Series
On PBS Stations This Week August 20-26, 2017

Kangaroo Rats, Student Host & LBJ's Legacy

Trap and track the seldom seen Texas Kangaroo Rat with some eager researchers. Meet a college student who also volunteers as a park host at Palo Duro Canyon State Park. President Lyndon Johnson's legacy lives on at the Sauer-Beckman Living History Farm.

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Play nowBobcat City, Ranch Reboot & Coastal Birds

August 27-September 2, 2017

Bobcat City, Ranch Reboot & Coastal Birds

Follow a study that sheds new light on how bobcats live in the suburbs and edges of cities. The Harkins Ranch has been transformed into an oasis for wildlife. Get up close to some of the birds that thrive on the Texas coast.

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Play nowSay Cheese, Blue Suckers & Nature Photos

September 3-9, 2017

Say Cheese, Blue Suckers & Nature Photos

See some of the wildlife that is attracted to man-made watering holes in the Trans Pecos. Follow some biologists as the search for the rare blue sucker fish in the Colorado River near Austin. Experience man in nature through the eyes of Texas Parks and Wildlife photographers.

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Play nowPrairie Chickens, Gargantuan Gar & Lionfish

September 10-16, 2017

Prairie Chickens, Gargantuan Gar & Lionfish

Follow along as biologists struggle to save one of the most endangered birds in all of Texas. As more anglers view the alligator gar as a sport fish, more research is required to sustain this mysterious species. The invasive Lionfish is threatening the balance of the Gulf of Mexico.

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Christian Erickson 1st place 30th Anniversary TPW TV Contest

Winners Announced for 30th Anniversary TPW TV Contest!

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Wildlife and Sport Fish Restoration Program

The Texas Parks & Wildlife series on PBS is made possible in part by a grant from the Wildlife and Sport Fish Restoration Program of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.