NewsDrop-Dec-2024

REFLECTING ON OUR BIGGEST SUCCESS AT THE EOC

By: EAA EOC Staff

TO OUR VOLUNTEERS Giving an Aquifer Sized Cheer

Reflecting on our biggest success at the Edu cation Outreach Center this year, it’s clear that our volunteers have been at the heart of it all. From retired schoolteachers and college stu dents to environmental enthusiasts and commu nity partners, volunteers come to the EOC from all walks of life. The 43 dedicated individuals— from Texas Master Naturalists to members of the Native Plant Society of Texas and other organi zations — have been instrumental in making

our outreach programs possible. Their invaluable support has helped us with school group tours, community events like the Rooted in Texas giveaway, and the care and maintenance of our native garden. The dedication, passion, and hard work of our volunteers have been the driv ing force behind everything we’ve accomplished. We are incredibly grateful for their time and commitment, which have allowed us to fulfill our mission and make a lasting impact.

We couldn’t be prouder to work alongside such an amazing group, and we extend our heartfelt thanks for all they do! If you’re interested in becoming part of the EOC Volunteer Team, visit our website at eaaeoc.org under the “Donate” tab to learn more. We would love to have you join us!

If you’re interested in becoming part of the EOC Volunteer Team, visit our website at eaaeoc.org under the “Donate” tab to learn more. We would love to have you join us!

The Edwards Aquifer Authority Education Outreach Center is open Monday through Friday from 8am to 5pm. Admission is free. Visit eaaeoc.org to reserve your visit.

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