Texas Above & Below: Rivers & Lakes

Texas Above & Below: Rivers & Lakes
The first in a four part series that highlights The Lone Star State in a way we don't normally get to see ... from high above and down below. First up, we fly over our rivers and lakes, hearing from some of Texas' greatest thinkers about how our stewardship of these resources are so vital to the economic and cultural future of our state.
From Show #2211.

[@tomcaldwell5750]

Wow, very impressive video. Thank you TP&WD.

[@rocknrod16]

Fantastic aerial footage. Love it.

[@danielwatson4864]

Three ideas for preserving water in Texas. 1: Pumping floodwaters from eastern lakes like L. Livingston and Toledo Bend to Western rivers + lakes like South Concho R., Lake Summer-- New Mexico, and Buffalo Springs Lake. 2: Using the western and central part of the state for ranching, and eastern part for farming. (since farming requires more water) 3: Desalinizing sea water, to store out west in under ground wells. (Trans Pecos, Permian Basin, and Panhandle regions)

[@melissasalasblair5273]

Thanks so much 🛰📸🎥

[@mikestan8796]

The best!

[@rls303]

Good work.! Texas Parks and Wildlife

[@livtheplant123]

❣️

[@infiniteprotection4585]

There's a lot to see in the state of Texas

[@yourtypicalgamer4867]

amazing work. you have some awesome flying skills, keep up the good work!

[@sveabryan9126]

Spectacular

[@rodrigodelallata7140]

awsome

[@suhaalobaidi5394]

It’s so cool 😎

[@suhaalobaidi5394]

I love it

[@patriciacastaneda6940]

I came here from school

[@mynamez_julia2164]

Same

[@suhaalobaidi5394]

Are you flying