In this week’s episode, we’ll meet the farrier at Texas A&M’s College of Veterinary Medicine, whose life was ironically saved when a horse kicked him in the chest.
We’ll also travel to Bastrop to learn how The Texas A&M Forest Service limits wildfire damage with lessons learned from the massive fire in 2011.
Learn how The Texas A&M Forest Service is working to find new ways to balance a fragile ecosystem and save the Ponderosa Pines of the Davis Mountains in West Texas.
Journey up the Panhandle, where theater students at West Texas A&M University have helped put on a musical production that has entertained audiences at Palo Duro Canyon for 50 years.
In this week’s episode, we’ll learn how The Texas A&M Forest Service is working to find new ways to balance a fragile ecosystem and save the Ponderosa Pines of the Davis Mountains in West Texas.
We’ll also journey up the Panhandle, where theater students at West Texas A&M University have helped put on a musical production that has entertained audiences at Palo Duro Canyon for 50 years.
Meet students enrolled in a truly unique master’s degree program at Texas A&M University-Kingsville that uses the famous King Ranch as a laboratory.
Meet some mutts who give a whole new meaning to the term “rescue dog.” Few know this, but many of the canines who serve on Texas A&M Task Force One actually were rescued from shelters. We’ll meet one and hear about his extraordinary journey.
In this week’s episode, you will meet some mutts who give a whole new meaning to the term “rescue dog.” Few know this, but many of the canines who serve on Texas A&M Task Force One actually were rescued from shelters. We’ll meet one and hear about his extraordinary journey.
We’ll also meet students enrolled in a truly unique master’s degree program at Texas A&M University-Kingsville that uses the famous King Ranch as a laboratory.
Meet a student-designer from Prairie View A&M University and some construction science students from Texas A&M University who collaborated on a museum exhibit that honors African-American heritage.
Visit the tree-lined campus at Prairie View A&M University to see how it is being reborn under the leadership of President Ruth Simmons.