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Category: EAA in the News
Edwards Aquifer advocates hope for more agreements to protect additional land in the fast-growing area.
In this episode of KSAT Explains, we’re diving into how the Edwards Aquifer works, why it’s so heavily regulated and we’re learning about the conservative efforts in place that help keep the Edwards Aquifer, and the creatures who call it home, healthy.
Morgan’s Wonderland is teaming up with the Edwards Aquifer Authority for its next venture in inclusion — a summer camp experience for those with and without special needs. Click on video above.
Welcome to the autumn edition of the Edwards Aquifer Authority News Drop Magazine!
Our spring and summer editions were well-received, and we appreciated everyone’s comments. If there is anything you would like to share with us, please don’t hesitate to email Mike De La Garza. Many thanks!
Click here to read the Summer 2019 issue.
On Tuesday, January 8, 2019 the Edwards Aquifer Authority (EAA) Board of Directors elected the following members as officers:
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Luana Buckner – Chairman.   Medina/Atascosa Counties, District 13
Benjamin Youngblood III – Vice Chairman.   Bexar County, District 4
Ron Ellis – Treasurer.   Bexar County, District 5
Enrique Valdivia – Secretary.   Bexar County, District 7
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