We are working to preserve land, water and wildlife in Comal County, Texas.
Did you know?
Comal County has been among the top 10 fastest-growing counties in the United States for the past 5 years and is expected to remain so for the foreseeable future.
Population growth brings opportunities to our community but also puts pressure on our water resources, wildlife habitat, rural landscape, and quality of life -- the things that brought many of us here in the first place. CCCA is committed to protecting the valuable natural resources at risk from rapid growth. We hold free Community Meetings with guest speakers on the second Tuesday of each month and invite everyone to support our conservation efforts. If you want to become part of our mailing list, please fill out the contact form by clicking here.
Please join us at our next Community Meeting to hear from Geary Schindel, Chief Technical Officer at Edwards Aquifer Authority on May 14, 2019 at GVTC Auditorium in the Smithson Valley Area of New Braunfels.
Population growth brings opportunities to our community but also puts pressure on our water resources, wildlife habitat, rural landscape, and quality of life -- the things that brought many of us here in the first place. CCCA is committed to protecting the valuable natural resources at risk from rapid growth. We hold free Community Meetings with guest speakers on the second Tuesday of each month and invite everyone to support our conservation efforts. If you want to become part of our mailing list, please fill out the contact form by clicking here.
Please join us at our next Community Meeting to hear from Geary Schindel, Chief Technical Officer at Edwards Aquifer Authority on May 14, 2019 at GVTC Auditorium in the Smithson Valley Area of New Braunfels.
What if...We want future generations to enjoy this beautiful Texas Hill Country. What if you could help make that happen by spreading the word about conservation?
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Conserve while we can
Once land is developed into a residential neighborhood, shopping center, or quarry, it cannot be returned to its natural state. Therefore, to maintain the natural resources and rural beauty that are the bedrock of Comal County’s desirability as a place to live or do business, we must preserve open space while there are still open spaces to preserve.
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CCCA Board of Directors
Our Board is comprised of dedicated volunteers who want to preserve land, water, and wildlife in Comal County.
President Elizabeth Bowerman, Vice President Helen Ballew, Secretary Eva Silverfine Ott, Treasurer Jane Finneran, Outreach Committee Chair Joel Dunnington, Government Affairs Committee Chair Jensie Madden, Resource Development Committee Chair Marné Peterson, Education Chair Leah Cuddeback, Director-at-Large Cliff Kaplan, and Director-at-Large Carolyn Smith all donate their time and talents to the cause of saving natural areas in Texas Hill Country!
President Elizabeth Bowerman, Vice President Helen Ballew, Secretary Eva Silverfine Ott, Treasurer Jane Finneran, Outreach Committee Chair Joel Dunnington, Government Affairs Committee Chair Jensie Madden, Resource Development Committee Chair Marné Peterson, Education Chair Leah Cuddeback, Director-at-Large Cliff Kaplan, and Director-at-Large Carolyn Smith all donate their time and talents to the cause of saving natural areas in Texas Hill Country!