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Program 3006, Air Dates: November 14-20, 2021 & May 15-21, 2022
Preserving San Pedro Ranch, Winter rainbow trout, Quail of Texas.
Lone Star Land Steward Leopold Conservation Award
In the southwestern borderlands of Texas, the San Pedro Ranch has a rich history and ranching tradition, kept alive since 1932 by the Fitzsimons and Howard families. Today this 23,000 acre ranch is managed for cattle and a diverse wildlife population, in balance with a habitat that can be both harsh and delicate. On the edge of the Chihuahuan Desert, drought is an expectation, so the San Pedro Ranch works to make the most of every raindrop.
Waiting for Winter Trout
The annual winter stocking of rainbow trout in the Guadalupe River is a much-anticipated event. Check out some of the best spots to go to catch these feisty freshwater fish.
The State of Quail
Texas has long been known for its robust quail populations, but habitat loss has impacted all four quail species in the state. Though their homes range from desert floodplain and brush land to prairie grasslands, these quail species need native habitat to thrive. Find out how researchers, non-profits, landowners and land managers are working together to keep quail numbers healthy statewide.
Postcard from Texas
Enjoy the soothing sounds of flowing water and the breeze in the cypress trees at Guadalupe River State Park.