FEBRUARY MAGAZINE PREVIEW: It might still be winter, but 
it's still a great time to think about what to do with the 
kids this summer ... Details on Passport to Texas 
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Passport to Texas from Texas Parks and Wildlife

The Texas Parks and Wildlife magazine is a must read for 
parents who are looking for worthwhile activities for 
their kids to participate in this summer. Associate 
publisher Charles Lohrmann says the February issue has 
just what you're looking for. 

You know, February is still in the middle of the season we call 
winter here in Texas. But, it's not too early to start thinking 
about the summer, and our February issue has a cover story on 
summer camps for kids. You know, summer camps bring up all 
kinds of memories for people, and it's a great time for kids to 
learn all kinds of things, really. And we cover about forty camps 
all over the state. And, a good many of them offer the typical 
camp activities like horseback riding, and archery, and 
swimming, and canoeing, and all that, but there are some that 
offer really unique activities. For example, the Texas A&M 
University Sea Camp in Galveston offers kids the opportunity to 
learn more about marine biology and coastal ecology. But we 
have camps in all areas of the state and in all price ranges. So, 
this will be a really good issue for parents who want to keep the 
kids busy this summer. :55

It's never too early to start planning for summer. The 
February issue of Texas Parks and Wildlife magazine with 
all the camp recommendations is on newsstands now.
 
That's our show ... thank you for joining us ... Bill Harwell 
engineered our program ... For Texas Parks and 
Wildlife ... I'm Cecilia Nasti