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Kerr County Lead — Flood Recovery and Riparian Restoration

by Jennifer Berrong | Aug 18, 2026 | Flood Recovery, HCA in the News, News

Turning Flood Recovery Into Riparian Restoration | Kerr County Lead Following the floods of 2025 and 2026, Hill Country Alliance has been working to restore riparian areas throughout the region. In a feature from Kerr County Lead, HCA Regional Engagement Manager...

KXAN — 2026 Hill Country Flooding

by Jennifer Berrong | Jul 28, 2026 | Flood Recovery, HCA in the News, News

How Native Vegetation Helps Hill Country Rivers Recover From Flooding | KXAN Two consecutive years of flooding have reshaped rivers across the Texas Hill Country, reinforcing the importance of restoring healthy riparian areas. In a KXAN interview, Hill Country...

Fredericksburg Standard — Water-Wise Landscaping

by Jennifer Berrong | Jul 15, 2026 | HCA in the News, Native Landscapes, News, Water, Water Resources

Explore HCA’s Native Landscaping Templates | Fredericksburg Standard Water-wise landscaping can help property owners make thoughtful choices about how they design and care for their outdoor spaces. The Fredericksburg Standard highlighted Hill Country...

KXAN — Volunteers Rebuild Land Damaged by Floods

by Jennifer Berrong | Jun 23, 2026 | Flood Recovery, HCA in the News, Land, News

Volunteers Help Restore Land Damaged by Hill Country Floods | KXAN Recovery along the Guadalupe River continues following the devastating July 2025 floods. Hill Country Alliance is honored to work alongside landowners, volunteers, and regional partners to support...

Hill Country Community Journal — Native Plants and Guadalupe River Recovery

by Jennifer Berrong | Jun 21, 2026 | Flood Recovery, HCA in the News, Land, News

More Than 7,000 Native Plants Distributed for Guadalupe River Recovery | Hill Country Community Journal Native plants are playing an important role in recovery efforts along the Guadalupe River. Over two days in June 2026, Hill Country Alliance distributed more than...
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