About

Don Wall founded Don Wall Productions in 2007, after 30 years in the TV news business. From 1978-1989, Don worked as a staff producer at ABC News, in New York, Dallas, and Washington. He specialized in science, nature, and environmental journalism, traveling around the world, with ABC's Roger Caras, producing stories about Giant Pandas in China, endangered rhinos in Kenya, elephants in Sri Lanka, and butterflies in Mexico. The 20/20 butterfly story won two national Emmys. Don worked in the ABC Dallas Bureau with ABC's Charles Murphy, a masterful story-teller. Don has covered several Presidential campaigns. In 1989, he commuted from DFW to Washington, where he produced stories for This Week With David Brinkley and worked with ABC's Cokie Roberts. From 1989-2006, Don worked as an on-air TV reporter at WFAA TV, Dallas/Fort Worth. He started off as Fort Worth Bureau Chief, and later, became Channel 8's Environmental Reporter. In 1994, his environmental reports won the Texas Governor's Award for Environmental Excellence. In 2003, Don and photographer, Doug Burgess, won a national Edward R. Murrow Award for videography. Originally from Massachusetts, Don has lived in Arlington for 26 years, where he is passionate about Texas music, baseball, and excellence in journalism.