Wildlife Dioramas, Game Wardens & Helping Pronghorn | Texas Parks & Wildlife Series (Full Episode) @texasparksandwildlife
Wildlife Dioramas, Game Wardens & Helping Pronghorn | Texas Parks & Wildlife Series (Full Episode)  @texasparksandwildlife
Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Episode 25, Season 41 of Texas Parks & Wildlife, a weekly PBS series about the great outdoors. At Fair Park in Dallas is a museum that celebrates Texas' rich natural heritage through detailed dioramas. Operation Game Thief is a 24/7 hotline that lets concerned citizens report hunting, fishing and boating violations to their local game wardens. A wildlife biologist shows what’s being done to stop the spread of creosote and rebuild pronghorn habitat in West Texas.

Texas Time Capsule - 1:39
At Fair Park in Dallas is a museum that celebrates Texas' rich natural heritage. Built to encourage conservation and to honor the state's Centennial, the Dallas Museum of Natural History captures Texas' diverse landscapes in detailed dioramas. Retired Exhibits Director, Walt Davis, shares stories about the artistry of these windows on Texas wildlife, past and present, and the lasting lessons they hold.

Operation Game Thief - 17:27
On November 14 at Port Isabel, Texas Game Wardens received an anonymous call concerning anglers illegally catching undersized trout. The wardens issued twenty-two citations with over $2,000 dollars in criminal penalties.

Operation Game Thief is a 24/7 hotline that lets concerned citizens report hunting, fishing, and boating violations to their local game wardens. If the call leads to a conviction, you could receive up to a one-thousand-dollar reward. To send an anonymous tip via text message to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, text the keyword TXOGT and your tip to 847411 or download the Texas Operation Game Thief Mobile App available for android and iOS.

If you prefer to call in a tip anonymously, you can still reach us at 800-792-4263 (GAME).

For more information go to tpwd.texas.gov/warden/connect/ogt

Help for Pronghorn - 19:23
Pronghorns are the fastest land mammals in North America – they’re native to Texas and other parts of the southwestern United States. But the encroachment of creosote bushes into non-native areas is limiting food supplies for these large herbivores in parts of the state. Texas Parks and Wildlife Senior Biologist Jose Etchart shows what’s being done to stop the spread of these plants and rebuild pronghorn habitat in thousands of acres of West Texas.

Postcard From Texas: Somerville Wildflowers - 24:21
Blankets of wildflowers adorn the open spaces along the Sandhill Trail at Lake Somerville State Park and Trailway.

Chapters:
Intro - 00:00
Living Dioramas - 1:39
OGT: Fish Crackdown - 17:27
Helping Pronghorn - 19:23
Somerville Flowers - 24:21

Share a story from this episode:
youtu.be/UPaM9RXvT-o
youtu.be/HAPqeN3cto4
youtu.be/fi844snsZtA

Episode 25, Season 40, Program 3425 Air Dates: March 22-28, 2026 & October 4-10, 2026

When to watch on Texas PBS stations: tpwd.texas.gov/newsmedia/tv/tvwhere.phtml

Join us on Facebook: facebook.com/texasparksandwildlife
Join us on Instagram: instagram.com/texasparkswildlife

#texasoutdoors #outdooradventure #outdoors #texas #nature #documentary #fullepisode
Wildlife Dioramas, Game Wardens & Helping Pronghorn | Texas Parks & Wildlife Series (Full Episode)Big Time Texas Hunt 2026TPW Trailer - Episode 22, Season 40Catching Eels, Hunting Traditions & Oyster Farmers | Texas Parks & Wildlife Series (Full Episode)TPW Trailer - Episode 17, Season 39Becoming a Bird CityLake Whitney State ParkBee Seeker, Urban Nests, Wade Fishing | Texas Parks & Wildlife Series (Full Episode)Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Commission Work Session 9:00am, Wed. March. 25, 2026.What is a Wildlife Tax Valuation?Patriot Anglers, Oyster Recycling & Cibolo Creek | Texas Parks & Wildlife Series (Full Episode)TPW Trailer - Episode 15, Season 39
Texas Parks and Wildlife |

Wildlife Dioramas, Game Wardens & Helping Pronghorn | Texas Parks & Wildlife Series (Full Episode)

SHARE TO X SHARE TO REDDIT SHARE TO FACEBOOK WALLPAPER