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The Geography of Preservation: Understanding the Wider Watershed.

The Canyon Lake Watershed is a complex ecological network spanning across the rugged karst topography of the Texas Hill Country over the Trinity and Edwards Aquifers. Serving also  as the primary filtration and catchment system for the Upper Guadalupe River, this geography is vital for maintaining regional water quality. The watershed filters runoff through limestone layers, replenishing deep aquifers and supporting a unique biodiversity that thrives within its riparian corridors. By understanding the intricate connection between our land and our water, we can better implement the community initiatives and protection efforts necessary to safeguard this essential natural resource for generations to come.

CONSERVE. PROTECT. PRESERVE.

Leak Detection
Native Landscaping
Smart Irrigation

Regularly check and repair leaks to prevent wasting thousands of gallons of water per year.

Utilize native, drought-tolerant plants that thrive in our local climate with minimal irrigation.

Optimize watering schedules by irrigating only in the early morning to minimize loss from evaporation, and adhere to water restrictions .

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