Larry Bozka
Cottonwoods on the Navidad
Texas hardwood river bottoms are dwindling with time. Fortunately, the conservation-conscious landowners who live along the winding banks of the Navidad Riverbottom in Lavaca County go to serious measures in order to protect it. Not only for the priceless habitat and the myriad wildlife species it supports, but also to prevent the double damage incurred when critically irreplaceable habitat like this is “cleared.” See: “How to make a flash flood.”
Cottonwoods on the Navidad
Texas hardwood river bottoms are dwindling with time. Fortunately, the conservation-conscious landowners who live along the winding banks of the Navidad Riverbottom in Lavaca County go to serious measures in order to protect it. Not only for the priceless habitat and the myriad wildlife species it supports, but also to prevent the double damage incurred when critically irreplaceable habitat like this is “cleared.” See: “How to make a flash flood.”