Riverside River Exhibit Highlights Endangered Texas Species
A public display in City Park showcases the San Marcos and Comal Rivers endangered fauna. It details the Texas Blind Salamander, San Marcos Salamander, and Fountain Darter as well as threats from urbanization and aquifer overpumping. A panel notes the Edwards Aquifer monitor and local authors contributed research and poems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevin
Tom Arsuffi
James Garber
Gwen Smith
the Heritage Association
Edwards Aquifer
Arsuffi
The
River Foundation
San Marcos
Lori Moffett
City Park
Lions Tube Rental
San Marcos River
Comal
Texas
Edwards
Spring Lake
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John M. Invancevich
DAR Schools
Sally Ogden
Chapel In the Hills
U.S
St. Mary's Catholic Church
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Hays County Health Clinic
See
Peter Pawn
Wimberley Jewelry, Art & Pawn
Peter
Viki Jackson
Viki
Woolsey Realty
River Road
Inwood Forest
Town Square
Wimberley Land Co
Anita
P.O
Wimberley Land Company, Inc
Wimberley
Wimberley, TX
White Rock
Cypress Creek
Deer Lake Estates
Lone Man Creek
Spring Hollow
Heritage Hill
Cedar Oak Mesa
Burnett Ranches
Blanco River
Paradise Hills
MLL
P.O. Box
San Marcos River Ranch
Hilltop Place
Hill Country
River Oaks
Los Flores
Cypress Fairway Village
C.R
Flve Acres Rd
Cypress Creek Ln
Bill Burnett
Martha Kelly
Kenneth E. Munson
Jim McCrockliner
Gonzales
Woodcreek III
Austin
Dry Creek
Blanco River Rapids
Acon Creek
Choice River Front
Ideal Subdivision Land
Smith Creek
Amy O’neil
James H. McCrocklin
James T. McCrocklin