Water
Our San Antonio River is just over 240 miles long. It’s headwaters start right here in Bexar County and the river flows through four additional counties until it finally joins the Guadalupe River just 10 miles from the San Antonio Bay on the Gulf of Mexico. The river’s
Water
With the Edwards Aquifer hitting critical lows and water restrictions tightening, the impact of a dwindling water supply is everywhere in San Antonio and Central Texas. However, hope lies in learning from others who have faced similar challenges worldwide. In a 2022 conversation I recorded with regenerative land expert Neal
Interviews
The San Antonio River is more than just a body of water. Its water has shaped the history, culture, and development of the city for centuries. The river is the reason San Antonio became San Antonio. It was the lifeblood for the city’s earliest residents and a refuge for