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Future of Blanco County Meeting – Drought, Groundwater & Conservation Recap

It was so heartening to see the crowd at the Future of Blanco County meeting last night.  We’re proud to be part of it!  Thank you, City of Blanco, Hill Country Alliance, Selah – Bamberger Preserve, Comal County Conservation Alliance, and friends and neighbors in Blanco County. Drought, Groundwater Pumping, and Conservation are an integral … Continue reading Future of Blanco County Meeting – Drought, Groundwater & Conservation Recap

What Does Drought Recovery Look Like? (Sept 2022 Hydro Report)

In the last weeks of August, Wimberley received between 1.5-2 inches of rain. It’s a refreshing change to the persistent hot, dry weather this summer. Richard Shaver, Director of the Wimberley Parks and Recreation Department, asked a wise question: “What does recovery look like?” With Jacob’s Well basically not flowing (see photo by David Baker … Continue reading What Does Drought Recovery Look Like? (Sept 2022 Hydro Report)

Roughhouse Brewing event features Clear Springs Lager, benefiting watershed awareness

We’re so excited that Roughhouse Brewing’s newest small batch brew is a cause-brew benefiting the Watershed Association!  Clear Springs is a light lager with a hint of Meyer lemon.  The Watershed Association continues to expand its impact across central Texas through all of our programs, including our recent work through the Art4Water Kite Exhibit and … Continue reading Roughhouse Brewing event features Clear Springs Lager, benefiting watershed awareness

Now Hiring: Texas Brewshed® Alliance Coordinator

The Texas Brewshed® Alliance inspires land and water stewardship across Texas through engaging brewers and beer drinkers through incentives to conserve and protect water. This program highlights watersheds as the source of clear water and their vital role in sustaining the natural landscapes and craft beer that we love. The Texas Brewshed® Alliance is a … Continue reading Now Hiring: Texas Brewshed® Alliance Coordinator

TCEQ Pristine Streams Stakeholder Meeting – Aug. 31, 1:30-4:30

On March 30, 2022, TCEQ Commissioners voted to deny the Pristine Streams Rule Change Petition, but they opened the door for continued discussion with staff and stakeholders on how to better protect Texas’ pristine streams.  Nearly 5 months later, TCEQ is holding a Pristine Streams Stakeholders Meeting, so staff can present and hear from the … Continue reading TCEQ Pristine Streams Stakeholder Meeting – Aug. 31, 1:30-4:30