Kerr County Water Alliance

Kerr County Water Alliance Become a member today!

The Kerr County Water Alliance (KCWA) is dedicated to raising awareness about the sources, limitations, and quality of regional water resources and advocating for solutions that promote water conservation.

Featuring several rainwater harvesting tanks and a wonderful model of the Guadalupe River Basin, the Riverside Nature Ce...
06/11/2026

Featuring several rainwater harvesting tanks and a wonderful model of the Guadalupe River Basin, the Riverside Nature Center is full of great resources to learn more about water conservation! Learn more about them at riversidenaturecenter.org

Monday Motivation from KCWA this week! 💧Share your photos of the Guadalupe River in the comments below to be featured on...
06/08/2026

Monday Motivation from KCWA this week! 💧

Share your photos of the Guadalupe River in the comments below to be featured on our page!

This World Environment Day, let us celebrate the connectedness we all have with one another and take care of the preciou...
06/06/2026

This World Environment Day, let us celebrate the connectedness we all have with one another and take care of the precious natural resource that unites us all: water. 💧

"Together, we can restore our rivers, strengthen our communities, and safeguard clean water for generations to come."

Want to support the mission of the KCWA? Become a member today!

Learn more at kerrcountywateralliance.org

Happy Water Wednesday! 💧How would you like to see KCWA support water conservation in the Kerr County Community? Let us k...
05/28/2026

Happy Water Wednesday! 💧

How would you like to see KCWA support water conservation in the Kerr County Community? Let us know in the comments below!

The Kerr County Water Alliance is still looking for a mascot! Comment your favorite from the list below to cast your vot...
05/14/2026

The Kerr County Water Alliance is still looking for a mascot! Comment your favorite from the list below to cast your vote!

North American Beaver
Belted Kingfisher
Texas River Cooter
Gulf Coast Toad
Rio Grande Leopard Frog
Guadalupe Bass
Headwater Catfish
Diamondback Watersnake

Spring is in full swing! For this month’s community challenge, we want to know who planted the most drought-tolerant nat...
05/07/2026

Spring is in full swing! For this month’s community challenge, we want to know who planted the most drought-tolerant native plants this month!

Native plants (plants that are specifically adapted and have evolved with the ecosystem/region they originate from) typically require less water than introduced species.

So, if you’re planting a new garden, or tending to an old one, let us know if you planted any drought-tolerant native plants and how many you planted.

https://www.fs.usda.gov/wildflowers/Native_Plant_Materials/Native_Gardening/

Drought is categorized as a period of time with abnormally dry weather. This phenomena of little precipitation can cause...
04/23/2026

Drought is categorized as a period of time with abnormally dry weather. This phenomena of little precipitation can cause agricultural and hydrological issues like crop damage and decreased water supplies.

You can help lessen the brutality of drought by implementing landscape changes - like switching to native plants that may not require as much supplemental watering and conserving water when possible.

https://waterdatafortexas.org/drought/overview #:~:text=The%20seven%2Dyear%20drought%20of,lasted%20through%20winter%202014%2F2015.

https://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/earthkind/drought/

The Guadalupe River is spring-fed but is still highly dependent on rainfall. The Guadalupe River begins in Kerr County w...
04/16/2026

The Guadalupe River is spring-fed but is still highly dependent on rainfall. The Guadalupe River begins in Kerr County where the North and South Fork converge and the river passes through several counties before it reaches the Gulf. The Guadalupe has supported people for thousands of years, and continues to do so. It is over 400 river miles long, and supports a myriad of diverse flora and fauna.

https://txrivers.org/discover-texas-rivers/guadalupe-river/

https://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/entries/guadalupe-river

The KCWA social media page needs a mascot, don't you think? Help us choose by voting for your favorite water-dependent a...
04/09/2026

The KCWA social media page needs a mascot, don't you think? Help us choose by voting for your favorite water-dependent animal here on our social media! Comment your vote below!

Mascot options include:
North American Beaver
Gulf Coast Toad
Rio Grande Leopard Frog
Guadalupe Bass
Headwater Catfish
Diamondback Watersnake
Belted Kingfisher
Eastern Phoebe
Texas River Cooter

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