Posted on · Dinosaur tracks from 113 million years ago were recently uncovered in a Texas state park after drought conditions caused parts of Paluxy River to dry up.
Posted on · Some 300,000 Mexican free-tailed bats lived Waugh Drive Bridge before Harvey. Roughly 100,000 are left
Posted on · There are some trees and plants that were once native to Greater Houston that you just don’t see as much anymore.
Posted on · It will provide access to a waterway connecting the San Jacinto River, Spring Creek and Lake Houston.
Posted on · In this major metropolitan area of ours, there are a lot of lights on at all hours. Not just in our homes but on our streets, glowing from traffic lights, businesses, car headlights, and more. Recently, News 88.7âs Florian Martin was contacted by a Houstonian concerned LED bulbs being deployed for the cityâs street lights […]
Posted on · You may have seen them in your yard…or maybe not. We’re talking about monarch butterflies. There are dramatically fewer of them migrating through Texas.
Posted on · At a recent hearing of the House Culture, Recreation and Tourism Committee at the Texas Capitol, funding for Texas parks was up for discussion. We hear from Carter Smith, the Executive Director of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department about what our state parks need. Smith was quoted in a Texas Tribune article as saying […]
Posted on · Fall doesnât just mean cooler weather in Texas. For many outdoor enthusiasts, itâs an opportunity to hunt. There are more than a dozen animals to hunt in Texas, each with a hunting season-from dove to deer and even squirrel. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department oversees Texas hunting with regulations, permits and hunters education. Bobby […]