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Liberty Hill’s troubled sewage plant set for hearing

Posted on October 9, 2021October 15, 2021Author Robin GaryCategories Policy, Press Release, Watershed Protection

Hill Country streams are low-nutrient environments, and wastewater discharges alter those environments drastically.  We are pleased that the TCEQ approved a rare contested case hearing for Liberty Hill’s wastewater plant’s … Continue reading Liberty Hill’s troubled sewage plant set for hearing

Swim Season ends Sept. 30

Posted on September 17, 2021September 17, 2021Author Robin GaryCategories Watershed Protection

Thousands of visitors flock to the Wimberley Valley each year to swim at Jacob’s Well or Blue Hole, stroll along Cypress Creek, relax at bed and breakfasts, and visit shops, … Continue reading Swim Season ends Sept. 30

Diving Deep into Karst webinar

Posted on September 9, 2021September 9, 2021Author Robin GaryCategories Land Conservation, Posts, Science, Watershed Protection

As part of the Deep in the Karst of Texas education initiative, WVWA and TESPA hosted a lunchtime webinar on Wednesday, September 8, 2021.  Presenters discussed the International Year of … Continue reading Diving Deep into Karst webinar

Wastewater WIN for the Hill Country

Posted on August 17, 2021August 17, 2021Author Robin GaryCategories Watershed Protection

We’ve received wonderful news from the Nueces River watershed — Young Life’s LoneHollow Ranch has opted to treat wastewater through a land application process rather than direct discharge into the … Continue reading Wastewater WIN for the Hill Country

Behold the Bounty of the Blanco (Texas Highways)

Posted on June 22, 2021July 8, 2021Author Robin GaryCategories Land Conservation, Watershed ProtectionTags Blanco, Cypress Creek, Hays County, Jacob's Well

This month’s Texas Highways features the Blanco on the cover!  The author–Joe Nick Patoski–covers a lot of river miles and even makes it to Jacob’s Well, the headwaters of Cypress … Continue reading Behold the Bounty of the Blanco (Texas Highways)

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