Support Wimberley Valley Watershed Association on #GivingTuesday! The Wimberley Valley Watershed Association is a 501c3 non-profit organization. In order to carry out our mission, we rely upon generous donations by people like you who care about protecting and preserving the natural beauty of the glorious valley. Your contributions are tax-deductible. Three ways to show your … Continue reading #GivingTuesday
**To reduce the spread of the coronavirus, participants must bring their own face mask and work gloves, and practice social distancing by maintaining 6 feet between each person at all times during the event. Each adult participant must register themselves for an event and cannot register guests at this time. If you would like to … Continue reading Seed Harvesting: Onion, Water Quality Protection Land
Desertification is not only a worldwide issue, but a local problem as well. Massive clear-cutting in Central Texas has led to erosion, soil compaction, and loss of biodiversity. Join us on December 7th at 6pm for this installment of the Balcones Canyonlands Preserve Reforestation Series - Rehydration of the Landscape, as Dr. Nico Hauwert addresses … Continue reading Rehydration of the Landscape – City of Austin BCCP Reforestation Series webinars
The Texas Alliance of Groundwater Districts is pleased to present a free educational webinar for TAGD members and the greater water community. Presenters: Matt Bromley, Assistant Research Scientist, Desert Research Institute Robyn Grimm, Senior Manager of Water Information Systems, Environmental Defense Fund Dana Rollison, Senior Outreach Specialist, Environmental Defense Fund Access to consumptive water use … Continue reading OpenET Webinar
**To reduce the spread of the coronavirus, participants must bring their own face mask and work gloves, and practice social distancing by maintaining 6 feet between each person at all times during the event. Each adult participant must register themselves for an event and cannot register guests at this time. If you would like to … Continue reading Seed Harvesting – Little Bear, Water Quality Protection Land