Native Plants Show Resilience After Guadalupe River Flooding | Spectrum News
The recovery of native vegetation along the Guadalupe River is offering encouraging signs following consecutive years of flooding. In coverage from Spectrum News, Daniel Oppenheimer of Hill Country Alliance highlighted the number and diversity of plant species that have withstood the recent floods. These surviving plants underscore the importance of native vegetation in ongoing river restoration efforts and offer hope for the long-term health of the Guadalupe River.