Season
Season 41 Episode
- Season 33 Traveling Photographer, Coastal Crabbing & Harbor Sounds
- Season 33 Grubh's Bugs, Bird Calls & Shotgun Tips
- Season 33 Sea Rim, Sea Center & Tree Stand Safety
- Season 33 Fort Richardson, the Trailblazer & Lavaca Lessons
- Season 33 Paddling Goliad, Hueco Laser & the Texas Clipper
- Season 33 Ocean Oasis, the County Warden & Cedar Hill Bikes
- Season 33 Fish Structure, Beach Restoration & Turkey Return
- Season 33 Pecos Pupfish, Fishing Educator & D-Day Remembered
- Season 33 100 Mile Hike, 3 Mile Revival & Alamito Creek
- Season 33 Bird Man, Fishing Support & Powderhorn Legacy
- Season 33 Mule Deer, Game Warden Aid & Wild Wings
- Season 33 Nesting Shrikes, Beautiful Butterflies & Outdoor Families
- Season 33 Eye in the Sky, Saving Prairies & Sheldon Lake
- Season 33 El Paso Envoy, Fighting Fires & an Aquatic Advisor
- Season 33 Shrimping Life, Brazos Bend & Bathing Bobwhites
- Season 33 West Texas Wetlands, Cave People & Sharing Space
- Season 33 A Memorable Hunt, El Carmen Conservation & Parrots
- Season 33 El Camino Real, Songbird Habitat & a Night Hike
- Season 33 Planting Pines, Texas Quail & Trinity Paddling
- Season 33 Hunting as a Refuge, Recreation Outreach & Night Skies
- Season 33 College Climbers, Sinking Trees & the Turkey Dude
- Season 33 Goliad Experience, El Paso Owls & the Marine Identifier
- Season 33 Catching Crappie, Cooking Crappie & Bald Eagles
- Season 33 East Texas Turkeys, Old Tunnel Bats & Returning Bass
- Season 33 Hunting Dogs, Swift Foxes & South Llano Leisure
- Season 33 K-9 Wardens, the Trailer Camera & Grasslands Sunset
Texas Parks and Wildlife - Season 33 Episode 20 Hunting as a Refuge, Recreation Outreach & Night Skies
0.00 30 minutes Meet a woman who finds refuge from Autism by spending time in the woods. Kim Sorensen works tirelessly to promote outdoor recreation, state park use and environmental literacy to traditionally underserved groups in the Houston area. And she does it all with a really big smile. Meet an astronomer working to protect the dark skies of West Texas by shedding light on light pollution.
