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The removal of 'volunteer' trees and shrubs will help prevent flooding, protect infrastructure, and support diverse plant and wildlife species.
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Researchers found healthy populations of catfish, sunfish, and bass. They also found a previously unknown spotted gar, which has a long jaw with rows of spiky teeth to catch its prey.
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Despite a major drought the San Antonio River has been flowing as usual through San Antonio's famous River Walk, one of the top tourist attractions in the state.
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River biologists hope to see a return of freshwater mussels to the San Antonio River, and their methodology is shocking — literally.
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The San Antonio River Authority oversees a two-week cleanup after big storms, but this cleanup may take three. The cleanup operation has picked up 17,000 pounds of trash so far — including 30 tires.
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TPR begins a new series of "Think" events focused on the Earth and environmental science. At this virtual event, we'll look at the latest environmental findings from the San Antonio River Authority.
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As frenetic a week as it's been, maybe you can make this weekend all about calm. Here are a few ideas: Head over to University of Texas at San Antonio for…
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Most things that are thrown into the San Antonio River — whether they’re cell phones or softball-sized snails — have to come out. Drainings and cleanings…
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Enjoy a unique performance of the Nutcracker. Let a Latin American sound reset your holiday spirit. And then listen to tuba players light up the…