Paddle a kayak on one of the waterways that flow through cities in Texas. These user-friendly boats are a great way to enjoy nature, wildlife, skyline views, history and more. Read about paddle outings and tours across the state in this piece for Texas Parks & Wildlife.
Showing posts with label rivers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rivers. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 14, 2026
Kayaking in the City
Labels:
bats,
boating,
kayak tours,
kayaking,
paddling trails,
rivers,
skylines
Friday, July 15, 2022
Elusive Eels in Texas
Scientists are working to track down the various (and somewhat bizarre) life stages of eels in Texas waters. Read more in this piece for Texas Parks and Wildlife Magazine.
Labels:
eels,
elvers,
glass eels,
Gulf of Mexico,
rivers,
Sargassum Sea,
TPWD
Sunday, October 25, 2020
The Gulf of Mexico
11 things you might not know about this body of water, also known as The American Sea. Some cool facts and some alarming ones. Read it here.
Labels:
beaches,
BP oil spill,
coral reefs,
Gulf of Mexico,
IUCN,
oceans,
rivers,
sargassum,
sea turtles,
seafood,
sharks,
whales
Tuesday, January 22, 2019
Wolves and Willows
The absence of apex predators –those animals at the top of the food chain, including wolves – causes changes that cascade throughout an ecosystem. In the case of Yellowstone, right down to its plants and rivers. Read more on the PBS Nature blog.
Labels:
beavers,
ecosystems,
elk,
riparian,
rivers,
willows,
wolves,
Yellowstone National Park
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