Comal Land Conservation Fund (CLCF)

To support its mission of preserving land, water, and wildlife in Comal County, CCCA has created the Comal Land Conservation Fund (CLCF). 
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Click here to learn more and donate.

In compliance with the current CDC guidelines, CCCA’s in-person events and programs will remain suspended until further notice. Please take precautions and stay well! (Updated 1/4/2021)

COMAL COUNTY NEWS

February 24, 2021
​​NEW PARTNER:
The Heritage Museum of the Texas Hill Country has joined CCCA as our new partner.

February 24, 2021
NEW PARTNER:
The New Braunfels Chapter of the Native Plant Society of Texas has joined CCCA as our new partner.

February 4, 2021
​​SAVE THE DATE
​Tuesday, March 9th 
6:00 PM — 7:00 PM
Special Zoom Presentation by Annalisa Peace,  Executive Director GEAA​,
"Protecting Honey Creek & Impacts to Environmentally Sensitive Hill Country Watershed"

February 2, 2021
We have a new Partner: Get to know The Native Plant Society of Texas

January 31, 2021
MONTHLY SPOTLIGHT: Trees,
including Frank Dietz's column: "Our Hill Country Trees, such treasures" & latest news re: SA violations of tree regulations

January 27, 2021
Video by Mark Enders of Local Watershed Protection Initiatives Available Now

OTHER NEWS

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January 20, 2021

The 24th Annual Great Backyard Bird Count (GBBC), Friday, February 12 — Monday, February 15. A fun activity for the kids!

​VIRTUAL: Prairie Restoration Workshop
Cibolo Nature Center | February 20 — 9:00AM-2:30PM

Texas A&M: Texas Farm and Ranch Lands Conservation Program — 2020 Evalutation Report

​Conservation Easements: "Beyond The Fence Line" — What Do Ranch Owners Think?

​Celebrate 2020 Conservation Successes! Texas Land Trusts Made Some Great Projects Happen in a Challenging Year

It's Our Turn!

Support Our Supporters

It's a difficult time for businesses in Comal County. If you can, while using COVID-19 protocols, help these businesses who have been there for us. Some may be closed, but remember them when we open back up.

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