The Watershed Association proudly supports the recently filed legislation (HB 3165, HJR 138, SB 2485) to create a much-needed statewide Land and Water Conservation Fund. Staff joined dozens of partner organizations through Texas Land Trust Council’s Advocacy Day at the State Capital on March 1. The partners were able to meet with Senators and Representatives … Continue reading Legislation Filed: Texas Land and Water Conservation Fund
Wimberley, Texas– February 13, 2023- The Watershed Association (formerly the Wimberley Valley Watershed Association) has recently acquired the property at the Oaks at Blue Hole (501 Old Kyle Rd). The site is the gateway entrance of Blue Hole Park and is located in the heart of downtown Wimberley. For over 30 years, the Watershed Association … Continue reading Creating a New Water-Focused Community Gathering Space in Wimberley – The Center at the Oaks.
Rainfall 2022 was a dry year. According to the Watershed Association weather station, the Jacob’s Well area received a total of 16.2 inches of rain for the year. Historic monthly rainfall records for Blanco, Texas show an annual average of 34.87 inches, which would mean our area is experiencing a 16.3 inch rainfall deficit for … Continue reading 2022 In Review: Rainfall, Spring Flow, Streamflow, and Groundwater Levels (Jan 2023 Hydro Report)
