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1K Native Trees Planted Along Guadalupe River as Restoration Effort Begins

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A major effort to restore the Guadalupe River’s tree canopy is underway, with the San Antonio Botanical Garden planting the first 1,000 native trees in Kerrville as part of a long-term recovery project after the Hill Country floods in 2025.The planting marks the first phase of a five-year initiative to add 50,000 native trees along the riverbanks, according to a news release. The flood stripped away vegetation along parts of the Guadalupe River,…

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tpr.org broke the news on Friday, November 6, 2026.
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