resources of the Comal and San Marcos springs. This plan helps manage control of non-native species, species stability, control of native species, sediment removal, reduction of contamination, and flow protection. Work on the San Marcos River banks are the main focus of the restoration projects in a large effort to protect the Edward Aquifer. Non-native plants are uprooted and new plants are planted to take their spots. Also, six new access points were to be added to the river in attempts to allow people to get in and out of the water without harm to the river banks. The city was to spend close to $1 million in this restoration attempt, to makes the river a more ideal habitat, while at the same time improving recreation. See also List of rivers of Texas References External links San Marcos River Foundation Edwards Aquifer San Marcos Greenbelt Alliance Texas Water Safari San Marcos Foundation Projects Endangered Species of the San Marcos River Species in the Edward Aquifer Endangered Species Endangered Species of the San Marcos River Restoration of the San Marcos River Rivers of Texas Texas Hill Country Rivers of Caldwell County, Texas Rivers of Hays County, Texas Rivers of Gonzales County, Texas San Marcos, Texas