Texas Parks & Wildlife Videos
On the Water
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Bastrop Paddling Trail Opens - Texas Parks and Wildlife [Official]
JAN. 2008 - The Bastrop El Camino Real paddling trail on the Colorado River is just 30 minutes southeast of Austin. Canoe and kayak rentals are available near the trail. For more information about Texas paddling trails, visit www.tpwd.state.tx.us/fishboat/boat/paddlingtrails
Luling Paddling Trail Opens - Texas Parks and Wildlife [Official]
MARCH 2006 - The Luling Paddling trail, on the scenic San Marcos river between Austin and San Antonio, takes paddlers for a gentle ride past the historic Zedler Mill. Canoe and kayak rentals are available. For more information about Texas paddling trails, visit www.tpwd.state.tx.us/fishboat/boat/paddlingtrails
Goliad Paddling Trail Opens - Texas Parks and Wildlife [Official]
MAY 2007 - The Goliad paddling trail on the San Antonio river winds through a part of Texas with a rich history. Located about 1.5 hours southeast of San Antonio, the trail ends up at Goliad State Park. Canoe and kayak rentals are available. For more information about Texas paddling trails, visit www.tpwd.state.tx.us/fishboat/boat/paddlingtrails
Play It Safe on the Water PSA- Texas Parks and Wildlife [Official]
Last year 127 children and adults drowned in Texas. This public service announcement is a reminder about water safty. For more information see http://www.nobodyswaterproof.org/
Lleva Chaleco Salvavidas PSA - Texas Parks and Wildlife [Official]
El año pasado 127 niños y adultos se ahogaron en Texas. Esta noticia es un aviso para que todos se cuiden alrededor del agua. Más detalles acerca de la seguridad alrededor del agua se encuentran disponibles en http://www.nobodyswaterproof.org
Devil's River SNA Public Meetings - Texas Parks and Wildlife [Official]
Texas Parks and Wildlife is looking for public input on one of its latest land acquisitions. The Devils River State Natural Area south unit won't be open for at least another year, but park officials are taking comments now on a proposed public use plan. The 18-thousand acre property, with miles of prime river frontage, was purchased last year thanks to millions in private donations. devilsrivercomment@tpwd.state.tx.us
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