Guadalupe River Conservancy

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Guadalupe River Conservancy ‘For the Water, With the Land’

In addition to protecting land through conservation easements, GRC partners with landowners to conserve and restore degr...
10/08/2026

In addition to protecting land through conservation easements, GRC partners with landowners to conserve and restore degraded natural and agricultural lands through mitigation. These projects help offset the environmental impacts of necessary growth and development in our communities while creating a lasting benefit for the watershed. By restoring habitat, improving water quality, and supporting ecosystem health, mitigation can turn degraded properties into thriving natural areas, and each project includes a conservation easement to ensure those benefits last forever. We’ve added information on GRC’s recent mitigation projects to our website, so you can learn more about how conservation and development work hand in hand.

Learn more about some of our recent mitigation projects: https://guadaluperiverconservancy.org/mitigation-projects

We’re proud to announce the protection of Eternal Blue Sky Ranch, our first conservation easement in Kerr County! This 4...
09/25/2026

We’re proud to announce the protection of Eternal Blue Sky Ranch, our first conservation easement in Kerr County! This 44-acre property features old-growth cedar woodland that provides important habitat for the federally endangered golden-cheeked warbler, as well as karst features that help recharge the Trinity Aquifer and upland habitat adjacent to Bear Creek.

By placing a conservation easement on the land, the generous landowners have ensured that this special place will remain protected from future development and subdivision while remaining a private family property. We invite you to learn more about Eternal Blue Sky Ranch and the conservation story behind this project.

Learn More: https://guadaluperiverconservancy.org/f/golden-cheeked-warbler-habitat-protected-at-eternal-blue-sky-ran

Our end-of-summer edition of the GRC Newsletter is here! We have several new projects we’re excited to introduce to you ...
09/11/2026

Our end-of-summer edition of the GRC Newsletter is here! We have several new projects we’re excited to introduce to you in this edition of the newsletter. As we look towards the fall season, we want to extend our thanks for being part of the GRC community and for helping us protect the lands and waters we all cherish. We are grateful for your continued support that makes our work possible.

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We’re excited to share that on Friday, June 12th, and Saturday, June 13th, Hill Country Alliance and key partners will b...
05/29/2026

We’re excited to share that on Friday, June 12th, and Saturday, June 13th, Hill Country Alliance and key partners will be hosting a plant distribution event at Mosty Brothers Nursery in Center Point! Over the past several months, several commercial nurseries have been custom-growing these plants for landowners impacted by the July 4th floods in the Upper Guadalupe River Basin.

Each landowner will be provided with containerized native plants as well as educational resources to help enhance the riparian zone at the water's edge. Enhancing the riparian zone with a diversity of strong rooted native plant species helps restore bank stability, improve water quality, habitat, and support the long-term health of the Guadalupe River.

Please RSVP at bit.ly/NativePlantsGiveaway, by June 8th so we can schedule a time and date for you to pick up your plants.

Who: Landowners along the Upper Guadalupe River and tributary creeks
What: Free plant distribution for these riparian landowners
Where: Mosty Brothers Plant Nursery, Center Point, Texas
When: 12th and 13th (Please RSVP by June 8th to pick a timeslot upon confirmation)
Why: By planting these species along the water’s edge, you’ll be helping restore bank stability, improve water quality, habitat, and support the long-term health of the Guadalupe River.

We treat every day like it’s Earth Day at the Guadalupe River Conservancy! 🌍💧 Protecting land isn’t just about scenery, ...
04/22/2026

We treat every day like it’s Earth Day at the Guadalupe River Conservancy! 🌍💧

Protecting land isn’t just about scenery, it’s about protecting the future of our watershed. From the Hill Country to the coast, we work with landowners to ensure the Guadalupe River stays healthy, wild, and resilient for generations to come.

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PO Box 1343
Seguin, TX
78156

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+18305603981

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