PBS Show October 26-November 1, 2014, #2302 - Texas Parks and Wildlife [Official] HD

Texas Parks & Wildlife PBS show #2302 October 26-November 1, 2014 The Paddlefish Project A freshwater fish older than the dinosaur is being returned to Caddo Lake in a grand experiment. Can restored water flows bring back a breeding population of paddlefish? A broad coalition of partners, from non-profits to landowners and government agencies, is working to answer this question. Lone Star Land Steward: Sky Lewey Meet Sky Lewey, a Nueces River rancher who takes care of her land and protects the wider watershed by reaching out to her neighbors. In her job with the Nueces River Authority, and on the Open V Ranch near Uvalde, this land steward helps keep a precious resource healthy. Battlefield of Answers Thanks to modern technology (and some old fashioned muscle), an important piece of Texas history is being preserved. At the San Jacinto Battleground State Historic Site, archeologists have discovered artifacts from the 1836 Battle for Texas Independence. From bayonets to belt buckles, these new-found treasures will help detail the events of the day, all in an effort to better tell the story of how Texas came to be. Postcard From Texas Take a ride on the bike trails at Austin’s McKinney Falls State Park. For stations and air times: http://www.tpwd.texas.gov/tv