Only on 13: Group says prairies are under threat from proposed 36A North highway
The Coastal Prairie Conservancy urges Waller County residents to submit feedback to TxDOT by Friday regarding the proposed 36A North highway, citing threats to over 19,000 acres of prairie grasslands and wetlands that serve as habitat for vulnerable wildlife species.
By Lileana Pearson·54 min ago
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WALLER COUNTY, Texas (KTRK) -- The Coastal Prairie Conservancy is asking residents to email TxDOT ahead of a Friday deadline to give feedback on 36A North, a proposed highway connecting parts of Waller County.
Coastal Prairie Conservancy conservationist Wesley Newman said the more than 19,000 acres of grass and wetlands in the Katy Prairie protect vulnerable skunks, turtles, and plants that used to take up much of southeast Texas.
It's a natural resource, he said, that also provides much-needed natural flood prevention.
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