Flooding hit again. These groups aren't giving up on the Guadalupe

The Guadalupe River keeps getting hit — but the people fighting to save it aren't backing down. Despite another round of flooding in July 2026, nonprofits and landowners are continuing restoration work that began last winter, planting native grasses, flowers, and trees to stabilize the banks and slow erosion. One key message for landowners: don't rush to clear the debris. That material could be the key to protecting the river next time. Watch the full story on ksat.com