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Recreational gem, valued natural resource. A look at the Trinity River’s course, past and future
Summary by The Fort Worth Editorial Desk Nicole Lopez and Maria Crane , as published by Fort Worth Report
· July 22, 2026
· 1 min read
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Key points Teresa Patterson, a longtime supporter of waterways, has been involved with the Trinity River since 2008. The Trinity River is viewed as a valuable resource by local stewards, contributing to the economy and quality of life.
The Trinity River is viewed as a valuable resource by local stewards, contributing to the economy and quality of life. It also offers recreational opportunities. Local advocates have worked to improve the river's condition over time.
Teresa Patterson, a longtime supporter of waterways, has been involved with the Trinity River since 2008. Further information about the Trinity River's past and its current state can be found through local sources, including the efforts of groups like the Trinity Coalition, which Patterson is a part of.
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Category: western Published: July 22, 2026 Source: Fort Worth Report Reading time: 1 min
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