Alamo Soil and Water Conservation District

Did you recently move to the Medina River Watershed? Do you own around 50 acres or less and are wondering what some of the options are for your property? Join us to learn how to be Land Smart!

📅 October 25, 2025
🕕 8:30 AM – 2:00 PM
📍 Braden Keller Community Center Gymnasium,
1410 Amelia Street, Castroville, TX 78009
💲 Free
➕Breakfast and Lunch included!
RSVP: tx.ag/landsmart2025

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Medina County - Texas A&M AgriLife Extension, Texas Grazing Land Coalition, Alamo Soil and Water Conservation District, Medina Valley Soil & Water Conservation District, WHF

As Texas Soil and Water Stewardship Week comes to a close, let’s carry the message forward: Our native habitats are worth protecting! When we invest in conservation, we invest in a healthier, more resilient Texas for future generations. Let’s continue to preserve our prairies, wetlands, forests, and rivers. 🌎

Thank you for joining us in celebrating ! How will you take action? Drop your ideas below! 👇

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As we wrap up an exciting week full of education, awareness, and natural resource conservation, we want to take the time to thank our partners. Thank you to each and every one of you for your support and dedication to helping protect and enhance the natural resources of Texas!

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Texas’s native habitats are more than just landscapes—they’re a vital part of our history, culture, and future. Protecting them means preserving our roots and securing a thriving tomorrow.

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Did you know that native habitats do more than just support wildlife? They also:
✅ Filter pollutants for cleaner air and water 💧
✅ Prevent soil erosion to protect our lands 🌱
✅ Boost local economies through tourism & agriculture 🌾

By protecting these habitats, we ensure a resilient future for all Texans.

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From the rolling prairies of the Panhandle to the lush East Texas forests, Texas is home to some of the most diverse habitats in the nation! Our wetlands, grasslands, rivers, and deserts provide shelter for countless species while helping to filter water, prevent erosion, and store carbon.

But these habitats need our help!

Conservation efforts ensure Texas stays wild and beautiful for future generations. What’s your favorite Texas habitat? Drop a 🌳 for forests, 🌵 for deserts, or 💧 for wetlands!

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Native habitats are the heartbeat of Texas’s incredible biodiversity! Protecting them means preserving the wildlife, plants, and landscapes that make our state so unique.

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Healthy habitats = thriving ecosystems!

Protecting our lands & waters benefits wildlife and our communities. Let’s work together for a sustainable future! Check out our Stewardship Week message here: https://bit.ly/4iRGlym

It's Texas Soil and Water Stewardship Week and this year’s theme, "Home is Where the Habitat Is," reminds us that native habitats are essential for clean air, water, and a thriving environment. From prairies to wetlands, these spaces support biodiversity and protect our natural resources. Join us in celebrating and preserving the habitats that make Texas special!

To learn more about Texas Soil and Water Stewardship Week visit: https://bit.ly/4iRGlym