Since El Nina is giving us fits with deep water, we'll be striking when it's down with several planned summer plantings. For Texas Master Naturalists or Texas Master Gardeners, this means volunteer hours, 3 to 4 per planting.

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2018: A Year of Learning, Achievement, and Growth

The community of Friends of Lake Livingston (FoLL) have made some notable achievements in 2018.

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Lake Livingston Friends of Reservoirs (LLFoR) and Lee College Huntsville will hold the first Texas Castaways Fishing Tournament on Saturday, September 15, 2018 at Pontoons Restaurant and Bar in Onalaska. Proceeds will fund scholarships for selected high school seniors...

Lake Livingston Friends of Reservoirs, now in its fourth year of creating aquatic habitat along the shores of Texas’ second largest lake, held a major planting Friday, May 4 at the Sam Houston State University Park on FM 980 just west of Riverside.

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If we've learned anything in the past several years it's that the ecology effort of our project is bigger than just Lake Livingston. In 2017 we partnered with Texan by Nature to join the state-wide conversation on ecology and conservation. That partnership, initially,...

A crowd of 200 volunteers, dignitaries, VIPs, and students welcomed Former First Lady Laura Bush to Wolf Creek Park on September 13 for the planting of 1,900 American Water-willows. Mrs. Bush was on hand to welcome LLFoR as a Conservation Wrangler for Texan by Nature,...

San Jacinto Times Coldspring, Texas: Former First Lady Laura Bush joined senior officials from Lake Livingston Friends of Reservoirs (LLFoR), Trinity River Authority, and Texas Parks and Wildlife Department to celebrate the ongoing restoration of Lake Livingston, Texas...