PBS Show December 28, 2014-January 3, 2015, #2311 - Texas Parks and Wildlife [official]

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Texas Parks & Wildlife PBS show #2311 December 28, 2014-January 3, 2015 Sinking the Kinta S A 155-foot freighter was sunk in the Gulf of Mexico as part of Texas Parks and Wildlife’s artificial reef program. The program is designed to turn oil rigs, retired ships and other hard substances into reef habitat for fish. The Kinta S is the largest ship to be reefed since the 473-foot Texas Clipper was sunk 17 miles off South Padre Island in 2006. Turkey Work On a ranch in South Texas, biologists are tapping the latest technology, and fitting turkey with tiny backpacks, to learn where the turkey lurk. With this data, scientists are gaining a better understanding of the habitat needs and preferences of Rio Grande turkey populations. See how these findings may benefit turkey and all who enjoy them. Desert Skies Texas Parks and Wildlife photographer Earl Nottingham uses black and white imagery to document the majestic skies associated with the late summer rains that travel across the broad expanses of the Big Bend region of Texas. CCC Memories During the Great Depression of the 1930’s, the Civilian Conservation Corps provided jobs for three million young men and helped establish the foundation of the state park system in Texas. Hear the stories of CCC veterans as they reunite in a park they helped build.   Outdoor Info: Firearm Safety at Home Learn how to safely and securely store your hunting firearms at home. Postcard From Texas Watch the fireworks as the Battleship TEXAS celebrates 100 years. Find out Where to Watch: http://www.tpwd.texas.gov/tv