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Bedford Boys Ranch Lake is on the rebound after a chlorine spike wiped out its fish last year. Now, city officials, Texas Parks and Wildlife, and volunteers are teaming up to restore the ecosystem—planting 370 native aquatic plants like pickerelweed and eelgrass to rebuild habitat and clean water, while also restocking 350 bluegill and 300 baby bass. Biologists stress patience: reintroducing predators too soon could disrupt the food chain. It’s a slow, community-driven comeback story showing how local action can heal nature.

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