Bringing Comal County together
to safeguard
our land, water, and wildlife.
The Hill Country needs your protection. Our goal at Comal Conservation is to bring everyone together to safeguard our land, water, and wildlife, so our home can remain beautiful and healthy for generations to come.
Our Top Priorities
Land
Conservation efforts are vital for preserving the natural systems that maintain our communities and fuel our economies.
water
Ensuring that our rivers remain clean, clear, and flowing must be a top conservation priority for our communities.
wildlife
Iconic wildlife is under siege from drought and habitat destruction and needs our help to recover.
The Keep It Country Music Jam
Get Involved
Volunteer
Volunteers are at the heart of our organization and make things happen! Whether you are volunteering special skills, expertise or experience, or offering your time and energy, there is a place for everyone in the work to preserve Comal’s rural character and precious natural areas.
Speak Up
Our elected officials need to hear from us. Staying informed and making your voice heard are good ways to help support land conservation and water source protection in our county. In Texas your voice matters and your elected officials must hear from you.
Explore
Getting outside fosters a deeper connection with nature, promotes environmental stewardship, and enhances appreciation for the natural world. It will also refuel your tank for this work. Comal County is blessed with some of the most incredible natural areas in the Hill Country. Make it a common practice to spend time in and getting to know the natural systems you’re trying to save.
Donate
Not everyone has time to give to this effort and this is entirely understandable. A solid nonprofit endeavor requires more than just volunteer support it needs financial contributions to be consistent and to meet the growing needs of our communities. Whether you support our general operations or our Comal Land Conservation Fund you can rest assured that every dollar you give is making a difference here in Comal County.
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Photography Credits – Banner: Jorgen Hog, Land: Tom Hornseth, Water: Stephen Jovais, Wildlife: Tera Weiss