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The Caracara Trails project is an ambitious plan to create a 428-mile trail network in the Lower Rio Grande Valley, Texas. This project aims to connect the region's natural, cultural, and historical resources to foster a more unified regional identity. Its primary goal is to promote healthier lifestyles and create a sense of community pride among residents. The Lower Rio Grande Valley Active Transportation and Tourism Plan includes a trail network to boost the local community's economic development. The trail network targets the growing "active tourism" market, which promotes healthy living and physical activity to create job opportunities and support small business activity. Furthermore, it encourages tourist spending that can contribute to the local economy and ultimately lead to more economic growth.

Prepare for bucking broncos and rodeo clowns at the Rio Grande Valley Livestock Show. This particular livestock show is one of the top ten in the state. The famous festival features a parade, a rodeo, a beauty pageant, and a livestock competition. As you enjoy the activities, the best-raised steers, rabbits, goats, lambs, pigs, and horses win first prize. The mission of the Rio Grande Valley Livestock Show is to provide a safe and educational environment that promotes family, community, and volunteerism. They strive to encourage the youth of South Texas through leadership development, agricultural education, and competition to create the leaders of tomorrow.