On PBS Stations This Week March 16-22, 2025

Flounder Science, Wildlife Selfies, Green Turtle Team

At Sea Center Texas, a saltwater hatchery is producing southern flounder fingerlings to boost populations of this popular fish in the Gulf. With the aid of game cameras, see the variety of animals that benefit from man-made water guzzlers. As green sea turtles show up on Texas beaches in larger numbers than ever, a network of people step in to rescue stuck or stranded turtles.

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March 23-29, 2025

Fishing for Walleye, Dive Team, Javelina Research

The Panhandle's Lake Meredith is known nationwide as one of the South's best walleye fisheries. Candidates try out for a spot on the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department's Dive and Underwater Recovery Team. Wildlife biologists and researchers team up to learn more about javelinas in South Texas.

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March 30-April 5, 2025

Bat Rescuers, Birdability, Desert Bighorn Sheep

The Austin Bat Refuge is giving orphaned and injured bats a second chance by rehabilitating them in a safe environment until they're ready to be released back into the wild. Meet Virginia Rose, a birder who started a national movement to introduce people to the joys of birding. Wildlife experts race to restore bighorn sheep to West Texas, capturing them by helicopter and releasing them in the Franklin Mountains.

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April 6-12, 2025

Gator Guardians, Hunting Las Palomas & Mattox Prairie

Meet a game warden father and his biology professor son who monitor alligators and their ecosystem at Brazos Bend State Park. Follow a family in the Rio Grande Valley enjoying a day in the field on a dove hunt and back home for dinner. Julie Mattox transforms an overgrazed dairy farm into a tallgrass prairie classroom, inviting both children and wildlife to appreciate this restored landscape.

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