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Wildscapes emerge as drought solution in Texas yards
In drought struck Texas regions, residents pursue water wise yards via native plants and wildscapes. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department promotes a Drought Survival Kit to cut outdoor watering and support wildlife, urging small starts, mulch use, rainwater harvesting, and planting for fall. Local leaders in Lubbock and Dallas endorse native landscapes as a practical response to ongoing dryness and rising water bills.
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Lubbock
Texas
Southwest
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Kelly Bender
Department
Jackie Driskill
South Plains
The
Texas Master Naturalists
Dallas
Judy Meagher
Museum of Natural History
Fair Park
Mark Klein
Parks and Wildlife Department
Meagher
Cindy Loeffler
Texas Forest Service
High Plains
Loeffler