💧 Where water connects us 💧

Throughout the region, the EAA participates in a variety of activities that bring people together and strengthen community connection. This includes volunteer cleanups, conservation events, wellness activities, local and regional races, and the many ...informational community resource fairs where staff share aquifer knowledge with residents of all ages. The EAA also supports and speaks at conferences across Texas, helping connect aquifer science, conservation strategies, and community needs with broader regional and statewide conversations. Board members and employees alike take part in these outreach opportunities, demonstrating the organization’s commitment to showing up as active partners across the communities it serves.

Read more about how EAA gets involved in our local community, along with other stories, in our latest NewsDrop Issue: https://user-qzm76pf.cld.bz/NewsDrop-Jan-Feb-2026

Rooted in community. Rooted in conservation. 💧✨

We’re proud to highlight the January photo featured in the 2026 EAA Calendar, taken by a winner from our 2025 Rooted in Saving Water photo contest. These images showcase how families, schools, and neighbors across our region are ...putting creativity and care into conserving water and protecting the Edwards Aquifer.

In this photo by Rachel Cywinski, we see the Native Sabal Mexicana with winter precipitation. This highlights the importance of resilient multi-height plantings to prevent dehydration of foliage in extreme cold. These plants protect the ground under native trees, sheltering seedlings of spring­ blooming annuals, and providing vital refuge to urban wildlife in freezing conditions.

📅 The 2026 calendar celebrates drought-smart solutions, stewardship, and the shared commitment to keeping our water source healthy and resilient.

Stop by the EOC to explore, learn about the aquifer, and pick up your free calendar while supplies last. We love sharing your talent with every visitor who walks through our doors!

👉 Visit us today to get yours and learn more about the work happening at the EOC.

Our weekly weather report is in! Cold temps are making a comeback this weekend ❄️

Bill Taylor from KENS 5 & Kens5.com is breaking down what to expect in this week’s weather report. Bundle up, plan ahead, and be prepared for the cold temperatures!

💧 Why does the EAA EOC matter?

The Edwards Aquifer Authority Education Outreach Center (EAA EOC) matters for many reasons, and today, some of our EAA staff are sharing why they think the EOC matters. From learning how the Edwards Aquifer is managed, to understanding why protecting our ...water matters for future generations, the EAA EOC is a place where education turns into action. Our center matters for you, the community, our wildlife, and beyond.🌱🐟♻️

Now we want to hear from you👇
Why do you think the EAA EOC matters? Share your thoughts in the comments and join the conversation!

Bill Taylor from KENS 5 & Kens5.com is here with your weekly weather report! 🌬️❄️

We’re starting the new year with some chilly temps, so bundle up and brace yourself for low temperatures this weekend.🥶❄️ Plan your visit to the EAA EOC to learn about weather patterns ...and how they impact the Edwards Aquifer!💧

Book your FREE visit here: https://eaaeoc.org/