13th Aguayaam Guan

04/17/2024

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Happy Bat Appreciation Day! 🦇

02/06/2024

Las chicharras ✨

05/17/2022

We spent this past weekend camping at and participating in activities like archery 🏹, canoeing 🛶, swimming 🏊🏻‍♀️, and a leather workshop by . We are so excited to share just a few memories, but there were so many great moments. We love our group and the adventures we have together. We couldn’t have done this without the support we received from our fundraisers. Thank you all for helping our group experience the outdoors and learn how cool nature is!

05/12/2022

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04/03/2022

Adventuring the year away with our amazing scouts! Camping coming soon! 🏕

03/15/2022

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Wanted to share some great news with you all:

Golden-cheeked warblers have been officially sighted and heard at Government Canyon State Natural Area as of yesterday morning (3/14)!

They have made their journey back from Central America and Mexico and will stay here until early summer to breed. 🖤💛

🖊Arlyne Martinez

02/14/2022

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02/13/2022

This month we're doing an at-home activity with our scouts! Check out Vanessa's instructional video where she shows off some of her cool Nature Collection items! 🤩🪶

For more detailed instructions check out our blog post: https://13thaguayaamguan.com/badge-activity/nature-museum/

01/21/2022

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We have exciting news to share! The Westside Creeks Ecosystem Restoration Project has received the full federal share of the project funding through the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act Work Plan.

The Westside Creeks will transform 11 miles of Alazán, Apache, Martinez, and San Pedro creeks by restoring the aquatic ecosystems with native grasses, wildflowers, and trees. The project will also reconstruct the creeks into more natural channels, while also maintaining the present level of flood mitigation protection.

“The River Authority has been working diligently since 2008 with our partners at Bexar County, City of San Antonio, Bexar County federal delegation, Corps of Engineers, and citizens who serve on the Westside Creeks Restoration Oversight Committee,” said Jim Campbell, Chair of the River Authority Board of Directors. “This is a tremendous win for the Westside Creeks, and we must thank the Administration and our federal delegation for their support which has helped secure this funding.”

Read our blog today to learn more about Westside Creeks here: https://bit.ly/3qP6WUs