No water to drink, or wash your hands with. No water to shower, flush the toilet, or do laundry. Hospitals would close without water. Firefighters couldn't put out fires and farmers couldn't water their crops. Disease would spread. This year, as communities across America faced the public health threat of the coronavirus pandemic, water and … Continue reading Imagine A Day Without Water
Texas Water Conservation Association is a nonprofit association of Texas water professionals. Our members represent river authorities, municipalities, all kinds of water districts, water users, associations, and other organizations with water interests. TWCA's MISSON: To be a trusted resource promoting sound water policy for the state. Its mission is to educate members, build consensus among … Continue reading TWCA Fall Conference
Join in for green-living tips, rainwater harvesting information, natural resource news, community science opportunities, learning activities for kids, musical entertainment, and conservation conversations over cocktails! Of particular interest are: Virtual Tour of the Wimberley ISD One Water School (10:55am) What you need to know about rainwater harvesting (11:35) Caring for Riparian Habitat (3:15pm) Wonderous water-saving … Continue reading Hill Country Living Festival and Rainwater Revival
Get ready for a night of fun and frights at (Drive-Thru) Boo! Hole Halloween 2020! Boo! Hole Halloween has become a tradition for Wimberley residents. Last year, they had over 1,300 people attend the event with 30 local businesses and organizations handing out candy and providing fun carnival games. This year, we will have a … Continue reading Boo! Hole Halloween
The interface between land and water has a long history of grounding our economy, patterns of growth, and our quality of life here in Central Texas. Join the Greater Edwards Aquifer Alliance and the Texas Real Estate Advocacy and Defense Coalition for a visit with two authors whose books describe the interdependence of land and … Continue reading History of Water in Texas – author panel