Name: Texas Parks and Wildlife
Genre: Documentary
Released: 01 Dec 2024
Rating: 0.00

Season

Season 28 Season 29 Season 30 Season 31 Season 32 Season 33 Season 34 Season 35 Season 36 Season 37 Season 38 Season 39 Season 40

37 - 1

Microfishing, Guadalupe River & Sabine Paddling
37 - 2

Shrimping, Brazos Bend, Big-Eared Bats
37 - 3

Starry Skies, Brushy Creek, Spooky Wildlife
37 - 4

Bayou City, Park Barkers, Martin Creek Lake
37 - 5

Deer Dividends on Opening Day, Looking After Land
37 - 6

San Pedro Ranch, Winter Trout, Texas Quail
37 - 7

Lost Lizards Return, Angler Access, Map Mementos
37 - 8

Spill Recovery, History Connection & Water for Wildlife
37 - 9

Racing Down a River & Loggerhead Shrikes
37 - 10

Coastal Prairie Stewards, Fish Habitat Help & Biking Big Bend
37 - 11

San Angelo Trail-Maker, Moore Ranch Heritage, & Saving Swifts
37 - 12

Weevil Warfare, Getting Kids Outside, & Chimney Creek Ranch
37 - 13

Oystering Life, Duck Ranch, River Keeper
37 - 14

The County Warden, 7 Oaks Ranch, & Austin Warblerns
37 - 15

Bikepacking Journey, Oyster Farming Fan & Conservation Art
37 - 16

Rio Grande Valley Reef, Hunting Refuge & Sand Surfing
37 - 17

Outdoor Magazine of Texas, Lake Tawakoni & Fishing Tip
37 - 18

Restoring Grassland, Team for Conservation & Catching Carp
37 - 19

Prairie Wetlands, Arts in Parks & Better Boardwalk
37 - 20

First Hunt, Preserving History & Paddlefish
37 - 21

Nomadic Photographer, Water Critters & Lockhart State Park
37 - 22

Timeless Trail, Happy Multitasker & Wind Power Questions
37 - 23

Hueco Tanks, Turkey Trapping, Texas Rat Snake
37 - 24

Nature Photographer Memories, Cooper Lake, On-Call Team
37 - 25

Operation Snap, Cave People & Desert Dunes
37 - 26

Bears Go Home, Camera Trap, & Mountain Trail Builder

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Texas Parks and Wildlife - Season 37 Episode 7 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.

Season

Microfishing, Guadalupe River & Sabine Paddling

Shrimping, Brazos Bend, Big-Eared Bats

Starry Skies, Brushy Creek, Spooky Wildlife

Bayou City, Park Barkers, Martin Creek Lake

Deer Dividends on Opening Day, Looking After Land

San Pedro Ranch, Winter Trout, Texas Quail

Lost Lizards Return, Angler Access, Map Mementos

Spill Recovery, History Connection & Water for Wildlife

Racing Down a River & Loggerhead Shrikes

Coastal Prairie Stewards, Fish Habitat Help & Biking Big Bend

San Angelo Trail-Maker, Moore Ranch Heritage, & Saving Swifts

Weevil Warfare, Getting Kids Outside, & Chimney Creek Ranch

Oystering Life, Duck Ranch, River Keeper

The County Warden, 7 Oaks Ranch, & Austin Warblerns

Bikepacking Journey, Oyster Farming Fan & Conservation Art

Rio Grande Valley Reef, Hunting Refuge & Sand Surfing

Outdoor Magazine of Texas, Lake Tawakoni & Fishing Tip

Restoring Grassland, Team for Conservation & Catching Carp

Prairie Wetlands, Arts in Parks & Better Boardwalk

First Hunt, Preserving History & Paddlefish

Nomadic Photographer, Water Critters & Lockhart State Park

Timeless Trail, Happy Multitasker & Wind Power Questions

Hueco Tanks, Turkey Trapping, Texas Rat Snake

Nature Photographer Memories, Cooper Lake, On-Call Team

Operation Snap, Cave People & Desert Dunes

Bears Go Home, Camera Trap, & Mountain Trail Builder