Goliad Paddling, Protecting Deer & Conservation Art
Season 27 Episode 10 | 26m 30sVideo has Closed Captions
Goliad paddling, conservation art, protecting Texas deer, Seminole Canyon rock art.
Goliad State Park & Historic Site is known for its connection to history. It also has a connection to the San Antonio River as part of the Goliad Paddling Trail. Protecting Texas’ deer population is Ryan Schoeneberg’s job and his passion. Through the vanishing art of lithography, a Fort Worth artist captures a conserved habitat and its wildlife in living color.
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Texas Parks and Wildlife is a local public television program presented by KAMU
Goliad Paddling, Protecting Deer & Conservation Art
Season 27 Episode 10 | 26m 30sVideo has Closed Captions
Goliad State Park & Historic Site is known for its connection to history. It also has a connection to the San Antonio River as part of the Goliad Paddling Trail. Protecting Texas’ deer population is Ryan Schoeneberg’s job and his passion. Through the vanishing art of lithography, a Fort Worth artist captures a conserved habitat and its wildlife in living color.
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