Let’s All Get Smarter Together
River Communities will be gathering to learn about riparian areas and recovery on the river. Scroll down to see more…
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Click the link below to read the editorial which was in last weeks newspaper about the Public Meeting with TCEQ and ArchRay. http://www.pedernalesriveralliance.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/ArchRay-Editorial-8.21.24-2.pdf
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