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TPW Trailer - Episode 20, Season 40


Episode 20, Season 40 - Texas Parks & Wildlife PBS Television Show, August 17-23, 2025 - Program 3320R. Follow volunteers monitoring bird injuries and mortalities in downtown Dallas and learn how keeping our lights out during migration can help our feathered friends. Feel the Gulf breezes and listen to the lapping water at Goose Island State Park north of Corpus Christi. Kim Shelton has spent most of her life living in state parks and now she is helping build one from the ground up. When to watch on Texas PBS stations: https://tpwd.texas.gov/newsmedia/tv/tvwhere.phtml

Devils River - Postcard From Texas


Scenes from the new Dan A. Hughes Unit of Devils River State Natural Area. More relaxing scenes of nature: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7ZG8MkruQh1cONla-vveTBNRpCEkLHxT&si=AunOOA8qPaHOwlbY Join us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/texasparksandwildlife Join us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/texasparkswildlife/ #nature #relaxing #outdoors #texas #texasoutdoors #relaxingnature #river #fish #kayaking #hiking

Texas Game Wardens Continue Kerr County Search and Rescue #kerrcounty


Texas Game Wardens and their K-9 partners continue to assist in search efforts in Kerr County on foot and on the water. Since July 4, wardens have made 444 rescues and more than 30 recoveries in some of the most impacted areas. #texas #texasgamewardens #july4thweekend #searchandrescue #hillcountry #kerr

TPW Trailer - Episode 19, Season 40


Episode 19, Season 40 - Texas Parks & Wildlife PBS Television Show, August 10-16, 2025 - Program 3319R. Texas Parks and Wildlife aquatic biologists track a Texas invader, the Australian redclaw crayfish. Newbie anglers discover the outdoors through a mentored fishing program. Chef Davis Turner of Austin’s Huckleberry prepares a special black drum dish on the Texas Coast. When to watch on Texas PBS stations: https://tpwd.texas.gov/newsmedia/tv/tvwhere.phtml

Texas Game Wardens Respond To Kerr County Flood


Over the July 4th weekend, Texas Game Wardens have rescued over 300 people–numerous airlifted, including children from Camp Mystic–and evacuated animals to safety. We have 158 wardens in the field responding to calls and participating in the search, with 158 off-road equipped vehicles, 37 boats, 10 search and rescue teams, two helicopters, rescue swimmers and 16 unmanned aerial systems operators supporting search and rescue efforts over the weekend. "In the face of this devastating tragedy, Texas Game Wardens have poured in from across the state and we’re proud to stand beside our local, state and federal partners in this unified effort to make sure we’re doing everything we can to serve our fellow Texans," said Col. Ron VanderRoest, Texas Parks and Wildlife law enforcement director. "This has been a heartbreaking few days, but through the devastation, I’ve seen the spirit of our communities and strength of our wardens, who are trained for moments like this. We’ll continue to work diligently and remain available and actively engaged for as long as we’re needed.” Remember: as much as possible, please avoid the areas impacted by flooding and do not drive through floodwaters. #texas #texasgamewardens #kerr #july4th #flood