TPWD TV - NOVEMBER HIGHLIGHTS: Alligators make a come 
back ... the Panhandle recovers after fires ... Game Wardens 
do their jobs ... and a primitive natural area ... details on 
Passport to Texas.

Passport to Texas from Texas Parks and Wildlife

The PBS series from Parks and Wildlife is in the second 
month of a new season - and November does not 
disappoint. Series producer, Don Cash, highlights some 
upcoming shows.

We start off with a story about alligators. The alligator population 
had been reduced greatly by over hunting years back. And the 
alligator is making a great come back. Uh, it appears that they 
are moving further inland because of the destruction of the 
habitat here in this coastal area here. Also in November, we have 
a feature on the fires in the Panhandle in March of 2006 that 
burned pretty close to a million acres. We've got a really good 
story in November also on Game Wardens. We seem to do a lot of 
stuff with game wardens, but they are generally pretty interesting 
folks and have pretty interesting jobs. Good morning. State game 
warden. How're you doing this morning. That's okay? Thank you 
sir. We end the month to the Hill Country State Natural Area. It's 
just absolutely beautiful and quite primitive. So, if you go to the 
Hill Country State Natural Area and you want something - you 
better bring it.

Thanks, Don. Visit passporttotexas.org for a complete 
listing of stations airing the series.

That's our show for today...for Texas Parks and 
Wildlife...I'm Cecilia Nasti.