The Watershed Association is excited to bring our next educational series,
[Land. Water. Connection] to our community as part of the Blanco Cypress Watershed Protection Plan (BCWPP). This collaborative effort with Meadows Center for Water & the Environment, Hays County, the City of Woodcreek, and the City of Wimberley plays a vital role in shaping water resiliency in our region.
**This year-long series will be offered in two modules from March to May and in the Fall from September to November.**
Third Event: Saturday, May 30th
10:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Community Field Project TBD
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May 30th
10:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Blanco, Texas
Watershed Field Project: Drought-Proofing the Land
Join Pete Van Dyck, founder of DroughtProofTX, for a hands-on workshop exploring how the natural cycle of flood and drought can be harnessed to build healthy soils, recharge groundwater, revive springs, and help rivers flow year-round.
The workshop begins with a classroom session explaining the principles of drought-proofing land and water systems, followed by an outdoor field tour where participants will see these practices working in real time.
Event Details:
When: Saturday, May 30th
10:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Where: Blanco, TX 78606 (Exact address given upon completion of registration)
Carpooling is encouraged due to limited parking. Gates will be open, follow Delaware Creek Road up the hill, and you’ll find a stone entryway on the right. Follow the paved driveway up to the workshop area, where parking will be directed onsite.
**Capacity is limited to 40 participants. Please RSVP to confirm your spot!**
Questions? Contact:
Amber Smith: amber@watershedassociation.org