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EPA accepts Upper Llano River plan

The EPA has accepted the Upper Llano River Watershed Protection Plan, which describes a strategy to protect water quality and stream flow in the watershed.

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Facing downstream from Dolan Falls on the Devils River. The river is fed by freshwater springs that flow from the limestone cliffs above. *Editor's Note: An earlier version of this slideshow incorrectly identified a butterfly as a monarch butterfly.
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The EPA has accepted the Upper Llano River Watershed Protection Plan, which describes a strategy to protect water quality and stream flow in the watershed. The plan was developed by the Texas Water Resources Institute, the Llano River Field Station at the Texas Tech University Center at Junction, as well as watershed stakeholders. (Texas Water Resources Institute)

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