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Stories Written in Snow: Safeguarding Wildlife Habitat Along Our Waterways
Stream protection is about more than the water flowing downstream β€” it’s about the entire watershed. Healthy streams depend on the surrounding riparian area: the vegetated land along creek banks, the sedges and bulrushes that hold soil in place, the gallery forests, slopes, and grasslands that a...
by Logan Ferguson β€” Feb 19, 2026 austin watershed coyote tracks fox tracks riparian areas texas riparian areas texas watershed

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