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WHAT'S UP?
NEW CCCA VIDEO: "It's Our Turn"
Watch our fabulous new video produced through the generosity and hard work of Gloria Meehan, Krystal Bolden, K. Renae, and Bob Drake. We are so pleased to present this for your viewing.
Watch our fabulous new video produced through the generosity and hard work of Gloria Meehan, Krystal Bolden, K. Renae, and Bob Drake. We are so pleased to present this for your viewing.
THE CALENDAR IS FILLING UP!
FEBRUARY 1 — NEW BRAUNFELS FARMERS MARKET
CCCA volunteers will have our tent there to greet you.
Find out more here.
CCCA volunteers will have our tent there to greet you.
Find out more here.
FEBRUARY 11 — COMMUNITY MEETING
Forest Therapy: What’s In A Tree For Me?
Presented by Kortnee McDowel
Find out more here.
Forest Therapy: What’s In A Tree For Me?
Presented by Kortnee McDowel
Find out more here.
FEBRUARY 21 — LANDOWNER WORKSHOP
CREATING A LAND LEGACY
Comal County Landowner Workshop
Hosted by CCCA and Great Springs Project
Find out more here.
CREATING A LAND LEGACY
Comal County Landowner Workshop
Hosted by CCCA and Great Springs Project
Find out more here.
FEBRUARY 23 — FUN FISH
FUN FOR KIDS
24th Annual Fun Fish Sponsored by Water Oriented Recreation District of Comal County (WORD)
CCCA will have an interactive education station about conservation for kids at this fun event.
Find out more here.
FUN FOR KIDS
24th Annual Fun Fish Sponsored by Water Oriented Recreation District of Comal County (WORD)
CCCA will have an interactive education station about conservation for kids at this fun event.
Find out more here.
ERNIE WITTWER'S MONTHLY COLUMN
If you missed Ernie's latest column in the HZ, you can read here.
Go to column.
If you missed Ernie's latest column in the HZ, you can read here.
Go to column.
TEXAS A&M NATURAL RESOURCES INSTITUTE PUBLISHES (DEC 2019) LATEST
TEXAS LAND TRENDS REPORT
From the Press Release:
“The report shows as Texas continues to grow in population and economy, the demand for rural land, especially in areas surrounding major urban centers and transportation corridors, will continue to increase and have long-term impacts on working lands.”
Access the report here.
TEXAS LAND TRENDS REPORT
From the Press Release:
“The report shows as Texas continues to grow in population and economy, the demand for rural land, especially in areas surrounding major urban centers and transportation corridors, will continue to increase and have long-term impacts on working lands.”
Access the report here.
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EL RANCHO CIMA
CCCA is urging you to send an email to your Comal County Commissioner and to County Judge Sherman Krause asking them to pursue purchasing some property that is now available in the northern part of Comal County, at El Rancho Cima. Get the details here. El Rancho Cima: Read James Doyle's and Bob Wolf's Letters to the Editor on the importance of purchasing a parcel of this land. Your voices are so important. Keep up the good work. ANOTHER SUCCESS STORY The Nature Conservancy In Partnership With Hays County Acquired over 530 Acres of El Rancho Cima |
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NEW BLOG POSTS
Friends of Landa Park, Guest Speaker, January 13, 2:30 PM
Gary Perez: Timepieces of the Ancestors
Gary is a Centro San Antonio ambassador and researcher who first deciphered the geographical, astronomical and mathematical elements of the White Shaman Mural rock art near Del Rio that portrays the ceremonies of native peoples.
Green to help keep Texas Green
Conservationists: Prop 5 will help protect Guadalupe River State Park & others.
Texas Land Conservancy adds Boggy Slough Conservation Area into their protected property portfolio. Boggy Slough consists of more than 19,000 acres along 17 miles of the Neches River.
San Marcos River Foundation Official Member of Land Trust Alliance and Texas Land Trust Council.
Friends of Landa Park, Guest Speaker, January 13, 2:30 PM
Gary Perez: Timepieces of the Ancestors
Gary is a Centro San Antonio ambassador and researcher who first deciphered the geographical, astronomical and mathematical elements of the White Shaman Mural rock art near Del Rio that portrays the ceremonies of native peoples.
Green to help keep Texas Green
Conservationists: Prop 5 will help protect Guadalupe River State Park & others.
Texas Land Conservancy adds Boggy Slough Conservation Area into their protected property portfolio. Boggy Slough consists of more than 19,000 acres along 17 miles of the Neches River.
San Marcos River Foundation Official Member of Land Trust Alliance and Texas Land Trust Council.