The Rio Grande Valley was once covered in forest. One man is trying to bring it back. The Tamaulipan thorn forest once covered 1 million acres on both sides of the border.

EAGLE PASS, Tx — It's been almost a year since the state of Texas installed border buoys in the Rio Grande. They were meant to stop migrants from crossing into Texas, but one researcher says ...

The Rio Grande Valley already grapples with climatic challenges. ... Another 50,000 plants provided by contract growers allows them to reforest some 200 acres. At that rate, ...

The Rio Grande was not on last year’s Top 10 endangered list at all. ... The state’s only sugar mill shut down last year due to not enough water in the Rio Grande to sustain the thirsty plants.

As Rio Grande runs dry, ... “With those four plants, we would provide about 18 million gallons of water on a daily basis, even in a drought situation,” said David Fuentes, ...

Crews are taking out trees to let the Rio Grande flow better but neighbors in Los Lunas are concerned about ... Another neighbor said if they’re going to double the area of vegetation ...

Despite its name, the Rio Grande Valley is a 43,000-square-mile delta that ... yucca, purple sage, colima, vasey’s adelia, load bush, catclaw acacias. The plants feed and shelter a ...

Promises that the Rio Grande Reservoir's upgraded dam near Creede would improve recreation and the environment in Colorado haven't materialized, locals say. There is hope for a grant application.