Riparian and Instream Invasive Removal Native Vegetation Restoration
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Project Description

Vegetation restoration and bank stabilization in the San Marcos River system in the lowest downstream reach of the EAHCP focus area (I-35 to TPWD Staples fish hatchery and City of San Marcos waste water treatment plant). Removing invasive species from the riparian corridor and instream submerged aquatic vegetation. Planting native riparian and instream vegetation, specific focus of planting Texas Wild-rice.

Conservation Area

Guadalupe

NFCA Objectives

Project Hierarchy: Tier 1 - prioritize within next 1-3 years, and of immediate need. Think urgent, or 1st priority.
Estimated Cost Range: ~$1000 - $50,000
Project Submitted By: Kimberly Meitzen
Suggested Contact: Kimberly Meitzen (EAHCP, TX State Geography) and Melani Howard (EAHCP, City of San Marcos)

Improved river health and ecological function.

Edwards Aquifer Habitat Conservation Plan partners including Edwards Aquifer Authority, Texas State University/Meadows Center for Water and the Environment, City of San Marcos.
San Marcos River Foundation
Southeast Aquatic Resource Partnership

SARP
TPWD
EAHCP - some funding already committed could be used for match for other funding sources.

Project Status

  • Suggested
  • Ongoing
  • Completed

Project Location

Lower San Marcos River from I-35 to TPWD Staples fish hatchery and City of San Marcos waste water treatment plant.