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Despite Our Urban Sprawl, There’s Still Plenty Of Dangerous Wildlife In Greater Houston

Abner Fletcher

Posted on March 14, 2018 · Jaime González with the Katy Prairie Conservancy joins Houston Matters to answer your questions about local wildlife.

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Educators Use Virtual Field Trips To Interest Kids In Real Outdoor Adventures

Abner Fletcher

Posted on February 22, 2018 · The Virtually Wild Texas program started out as a way to bring nature to kids in hospitals. But now, educators across the state are using it to supplement real outdoor adventures.

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