Immediate
Release: Wednesday, February 4, 2009:
For More Information Contact:
Jennifer Walker (512) 477-1729
Preserving Texas Rivers Water Video to Air on PBS Stations February 12
“Texas: The State of Flowing
Water” will
air on PBS stations throughout the state February
12, 8 PM
(Austin, TX)-
Mark Your Calendars!
Texas Parks & Wildlife Department has produced a visually stunning and highly informative documentary called “Texas: The State of Flowing Water” that will air on PBS stations throughout the state at 8 PM on February 12.
The program will feature environmental leaders, Ken Kramer
of the Lone Star Chapter of the Sierra Club, landowners,
anglers, river recreationists, and others who know and love
Texas rivers and the state’s coastal bays and estuaries.
But the stars of the show are the natural water features
themselves and the fish and wildlife they nurture.
Texas is blessed with an incredible bounty of water resources. The preservation of those resources is not assured, however; their future depends on the efforts of all of us to protect our natural water heritage. The Parks & Wildlife program will highlight some of the steps being taken now to insure that our rivers continue flowing.
Don’t miss this important show!
Tune in to the program on the following PBS stations:
KACV Amarillo
KLRU Austin
KAMU Bryan-College Station
KEDT Corpus Christi
KERA Dallas
KCOS El Paso
KMBH Harlingen
KUHT Houston
KNCT Killeen, Temple
KTXT Lubbock
KPBT Odessa-Midland
KLRN San Antonio
KWBU Waco
