Preserving the natural beauty and water quality of Cypress Creek
for generations to come

Our Goal:

Cypress Creek Watershed Protection Plan aims to ensure that the long-term integrity and sustainability of the Cypress Creek watershed is preserved and that water quality standards are maintained for present and future generations. 

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NEW UTSA STUDY EXAMINES THE CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF THE 2015 WIMBERLEY FLOODS

By: University of Texas at San Antonio   |   January 29, 2018

A new study by Chad Furl, postdoctoral research associate, and Hatim Sharif, professor of civil and environmental engineering at The University of Texas at San Antonio, delves into the 2015 Wimberley, Texas floods that destroyed 350 homes and claimed 13 lives

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Cypress Creek Watershed Walks at Jacob's Well Natural Area This Spring

The Watershed Walks focus on the geology, stream characteristics, and groundwater flow along Cypress Creek at the Jacobs Well Natural Area (JWNA). 

February 16 - Friday 10:00-11:30am
March 17 - Saturday 10:00-11:30am
April 28 - Saturday 10:00-11:30am
May 19 - Saturday 10:00-11:30am

Advance reservations for the Watershed walks are recommended. For more information or to make a reservation please contact Tom Jones via text (281-380-2802) or email: wimberleytom@gmail.com

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Expect Frequent Short Term Droughts to Become A Way of Life in Texas

By Michael Marks  |  December 18, 2017

To fend off the effects of drought, Texas will need conservation, infrastructure and new water sources.

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Hays Cities Partner to Build $225 Million, 95-Mile Water Pipeline
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