NewsDrop July 2023

These include holistic approaches such as land and soil conservation practices in the most sensitive parts of the contributing and recharge zones to protect and, where possible, enhance both the quality and quantity of naturally occurring recharge to the aquifer. But we must also quantify the benefits of such practices through science and sound data to help qualify the value of this approach for economic development and natural resource protection. Science must lead the way into the future, just as it has helped lead us thus far – from drought to drought and in between – to a more secure and sustainable water resource for all users and uses across our region.

Texas Wild-rice in San Marcos River.

WATCH : Drought Management Message from EAA GM Roland Ruiz https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=Oqpv0r_i2eE&t=130s

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