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As we look ahead, the work of protecting the Hill Country’s water and landscapes remains both urgent and profoundly hopeful. The stories in this year’s report reflect what can be achieved when a community collectively cares for its natural systems. The Watershed Association is expanding conservation lands and advancing groundwater protections to deepen regional collaboration and grow the next generation of environmental leaders, all with the same purpose - to steward our natural landscapes.
Watershed protection is not a single initiative, but an ongoing process shaped by science, collaboration, and a shared understanding that the health of our land and water directly influences the health of our communities.
As we move toward year-end, we invite you to help carry this momentum into 2026. A year-end gift to the Watershed Association directly supports the conservation, monitoring, education, and advocacy efforts. Your support fortifies the work needed to protect spring flows, improve water quality, sustain community programs, and ensure that decisions about our region’s future are grounded in science and resilience.
Donate to protect our springs, creeks, and rivers.
Your partnership makes this work possible.
Your generosity keeps our Watershed strong.
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