The San Antonio Botanical Gardens planted 1,000 native trees in an effort to restore the Guadalupe River's ecosystem after Hill Country floods.
The planting is part of the gardens' five-year project known as TREES.
San Antonio Botanical Gardens Plants 1,000 Native Trees Along Guadalupe River
The gardens planted the trees in an effort to restore the river's ecosystem after Hill Country floods.
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