Storm Water Videos Broadcast on Travis County's Cable Channel 17- June 2018 Schedule
The following information is presented for public education as part of Travis County's Storm Water Management Program (SWMP) required by the Texas Commission for Environmental Quality (TCEQ).
The video titled, 'Texas, The State of Flowing Water', presented by TEXAS Parks & Wildlife, explores the importance of water for people and for wildlife, examines the threat facing Texas' water and how to protect it, and outlines simple steps people can take to avoid water shortages. It will be broadcast on the following dates/ times:
- June 1st- 8:00 am & 8:30 pm
- June 2nd- 8:30 am
- June 3rd- 3:00 pm
- June 4th- 11:00 am
The video titled, ‘Inspector McCloud’, presented by the City of Laredo & the EPA (in both English & Spanish), is a cartoon featuring water quality themed characters that save the day by stopping pollution that is threatening the Rio Grande. The video covers general facts about the water system in terms of how pollution and runoff affects water quality. This video will be aired with 'H2O Jo Takes a Ride Through the Storm Drain', presented by the City of Boulder, CO. The city's 'Keep it Clean' campaign, designed to be used locally as well as statewide, is a coordinated program that reinforces common messages on ways to protect our water resources. They will be broadcast together on the following dates/ times:
- June 6th- 10:00 pm
- June 7th- 12:30 pm & 6:00 pm
- June 8th- 8:00 am & 8:30 pm
- June 9th- 8:30 am
- June 10th- 3:00 pm
- June 11th- 11:00 am
The video titled, 'Texas, The State of Water', presented by Texas Parks & Wildlife, explores the present state of water resources in our state, takes an in-depth look at individual water systems such as the parched deserts in the west to the rich swamps of the east, and examines how these separate elements are really part of a complex, interconnected ecosystem. This video also raises awareness of the demands being placed on the aquifers, rivers, and bays of Texas. It will be broadcast on the following dates/ times:
- June 13th- 10:00 pm
- June 14th- 12:30 pm & 6:00 pm
- June 15th- 8:00 am & 8:30 pm
- June 16th- 8:30 am
- June 17th- 3:00 pm
- June 18th- 11:00 am
The video titled, 'Texas, The State of Water: Finding a Balance', presented by TEXAS Parks & Wildlife, explores the growing demand for water, the impact that growth will have on Texas, and how the steps we take will impact Texas' people, wildlife, and economic vitality. It will be broadcast on the following dates/ times:
- June 20th- 10:00 pm
- June 21st- 12:30 pm & 6:00 pm
- June 22nd- 8:00 am & 8:30 pm
- June 23rd- 8:30 am
- June 24th- 3:00 pm
- June 25th- 11:00 am
The following special features, presented by TEXAS Parks & Wildlife, will be broadcast during each time block listed below:
- Prescription to Burn- examining fire as an important tool to manage and restore natural landscapes.
- Forests of the River Bottom- examination of how natural flooding cycles are an integral part of the bottomland hardwood forests.
- Diggin' School- school children learn to construct a 'Wildscape' using native plants that requires little watering.
- Dealing with Drought- how Corpus Christi is working to secure water for the future.
- June 27th- 10:00 pm
- June 28th- 12:30 pm & 6:00 pm
- June 29th- 8:00 am & 8:30 pm
- June 30th- 8:30 am
