Watch 2009 Arizona Wildlife Views Shows

Descriptions:

2009 Arizona Wildlife Views Show Descriptions

Show 1:
Leopard Frog Release:
Dozens of endangered Chiricahua Leopard Frogs are released by into the wild after being raised in captivity.
Goose Round-up:
Biologists begin a study of urban geese, but first, they have to catch them.
Tres Rios:
This popular nature festival has something for everyone, just southwest of Phoenix

Show 2:
Casting for Recovery:
Women recovering from breast cancer learn to fly fish in the White Mountains.
Boyce Thompson Arboretum:
This beautiful garden, just east of Phoenix, is seen during its fall festival.
Black Labrador:
A profile of this wonderful family and sporting dog.

Show 3:
Black Tailed Prairie Dogs:
These little critters have been missing from the Arizona landscape for 50 years, now they are being re-introduced on the grasslands near Sonoita.
Salt River Fish Stocking:
Ample winter rain allowed for the early stocking of trout in the Salt River just south of Saguaro Lake
Hassayampa River Preserve:
We take a tour of this birders’ paradise near Wickenburg.

Show 4:
Elk Collaring:
A group of home schooled students and their parents go with biologist on a study of elk along highway 17.
Marsh Habitat:
Volunteers create a much needed wetlands in Powers Butte wildlife area
Raymond Ranch Wildlife Area
This wildlife area is home to one of only two buffalo herds in Arizona.
Weimaraner:
Also known as the grey ghost, we profile this sporting dog breed

Show 5:
Fossil Creek:
The recovery of Fossil Creek is coming along so well that it will be re-opened to limited fishing in 2009.

San Pedro River:
Through a settlement with Asarco Mines, the Game and Fish Department has acquired four miles of the San Pedro River for conservation.
Lower Colorado River:
We take you on a tour of this portion of the Colorado River which is full of wildlife and hidden coves.
Golden Retriever:
The lovable Golden Retriever is featured as this week’s sporting dog.

Show 6:
We are Game & Fish:
This overview of the Arizona Game and Fish Department gives a glimpse of the many resources it is responsible for.
Adopt A Ranch:
Volunteers help a local rancher replace some of his cattle fencing with wire that is easier for wildlife to maneuver through.
Brittany:
We profile this adaptable sporting dog breed.

Show 7:
Cibola Goose Hunt:
Youngsters and their mentors participate in a goose and duck hunt on the Cibloa National Wildlife Refuge.
Bat Workshop:
At this workshop people can observe thousands of bats that live right in the middle of Phoenix.
Wildlife Areas:
We look at a few of the wildlife areas the Game and Fish Department owns, and what visitors can expect to see.
Non-Game Branch:
This branch of the Game and Fish Department helps threatened and endangered species as well as all species that are not considered game animals.

Show 8:
Highway 93 Bighorn Sheep:
The Bighorn sheep herds that live along highway 93 near Hoover Dam is getting some help to keep them off the road and out of harms way.
Wild Pets:
The exotics pet trade keeps growing as people try to turn animals, that should be left in the wild, into domestic pets.
Vishala:
Originally from Hungary we profile this unique breed of sporting dog.

Show 9:
Sporting Dogs:
What kind of sporting dog is best for you?  We introduce you to the sporting dogs of Arizona.
New Urban Lake:
Veteran’s Oasis Park in Chandler gets its first stocking of catfish, as part of our urban fishing program.
Agua Caliente Park:
This park near Tucson has a year round spring and is a haven for wildlife.
5 Stand :
This unique sporting clay shooting opportunity is fun for everyone.

Show 10:
Desert Clean-up:
Volunteers come together to spend a weekend cleaning up trash that has been dumped in the Sonoran desert near Wickenburg.
Safe Harbor Fish:
Maricopa County McDowell Regional Park is the latest home to some endangered native fish species.
White Mountain Wildlife:
Find some of the best places to view wildlife in the White Mountains.
Irish Setter:
We profile this beautiful red coated sporting dog.

Show 11:
Youth Turkey Hunt:
Youngsters and their mentors learn the fun of camping and hunting together.
Canyon Lake Habitat:
Volunteers build new Pisces Pyramids for the fish on Canyon Lake.
Arizona Cup Archery:
Olympic bound archers compete in the Arizona Cup tournament.
Cibola National Wildlife Refuge:
Known for its abundant water fowl and beautiful sunsets, this wildlife refuge is worth the trip.
Yellow Labrador:
This sporting dog is the one of the most popular breeds in the country.

Show 12:
Buffalo Hunt Preparation:
This show if full of useful tips as you prepare for your buffalo hunt.
Buckeye Hills Shooting Range:
A new public shooting ranges opens near Buckeye.
Parker Take a Kid Fishing Day:
The 30th anniversary of this popular family fishing day is full of fun.
German Shorthair:
We profile this popular breed of sporting dog.

Show 13:
Safe Harbor Frogs:
Endangered frogs find a new home, thanks to a public/private partnership.
Conservationist Committee:
This newly formed group promotes working together for the benefit of wildlife.
Game and Fish Expo:
This free two day event is a big hit with families and outdoor enthusiasts.
Cocker Spaniel:
This family favorite is also a great sporting dog.