Member Groups
THE GREATER EDWARDS AQUIFER PROTECTION PLAN
The Edwards Aquifer Ecosystem of Central Texas is one of our most valuable, irreplaceable, and endangered public treasures. It is our right and duty to preserve and protect the Aquifer, its contributing Hill Country watersheds, its great springs, and its native biodiversity for the benefit of all residents and future generations.
GEAA member groups are united across a 21-county region in Central and South Texas behind a plan to support the Edwards Aquifer Protection Plan (EAPP). GEAA goes by 100% consensus of its member groups to support the EAPP.
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To view our Interactive Map of all GEAA Member Groups click HERE.
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Act Now Comal
Alamo Group of the Sierra Club
Austin Group of the Sierra Club
Bexar Audubon Society
Bexar Green Party
Bexar Grotto
Boerne Together
Bulverde Neighborhood Alliance
Bulverde Neighborhoods for Clean Water
Cibolo Center For Conservation
Citizens for the Protection of Cibolo Creek
Comal Conservation
Congregation for Divine Providence
Environment Texas
First Unitarian Universalist Church of San Antonio
Fitzhugh Neighbors
Friends of Canyon Lake
Friends of Castroville Regional Park
Friends of Dry Comal Creek
Friends of Government Canyon
Fuerza Unida
Green Society at UTSA
Guadalupe Riverkeeper
Guadalupe River Road Alliance
Guardians of Lick Creek
Hays Residents for Land and Water Protection
Headwaters at Incarnate Word
Helotes Heritage Association
Hill Country Alliance
Kendall County Well Owners Association
Las Moras Springs Association
Leon Springs Business Association
Llano River Watershed Alliance
Lone Star Chapter of the Sierra Club
Native Plant Society of Texas- New Braunfels
Native Plant Society of Texas – San Antonio
Northwest Interstate Coalition of Neighborhoods
Pedernales River Alliance
Preserve Castroville
Preserve Lake Dunlop Association
Preserve Our Hill Country Environment
River Aid San Antonio
San Antonio Audubon Society
The San Antonio Conservation Society
San Marcos Greenbelt Alliance
San Marcos River Foundation
Save Barton Creek Association
Save Our Springs Alliance
Scenic Loop Boerne Stage Alliance
Securing A Future Environment (SAFE)
Signal Hill Area Alliance
Solar San Antonio
Sustainable Energy & Economic Development (SEED) Coalition
Texans for Environmental Awareness
Texas Cave Management Association
Travis County-Austin Green Party
Trinity Edwards Spring Protection Association
Water Aid – TX State University
Watershed Association
Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation
AFFILIATIONS
Alliance for a Clean Texas
Camp Bullis Sentinel Landscape Project
Climate Action San Antonio
EarthShare of Texas
Take Care of Texas
Texan By Nature
Texas Water Conservation Action Network
Texas Conservation Alliance
Texas Hill Country Conservation Network
Texas Real Estate Advocacy and Defense Coalition
Member Group Spotlights
The Greater Edwards Aquifer Alliance is proudly made up of 59 nonprofit member groups united in our common goals of protecting the Edwards Aquifer, its springs and contributing streams, and the cultural heritage of the Texas Hill Country and its watersheds.
GEAA is currently building links to features for each of its member groups, beginning with our founding members below. Learn how these organizations came to be and what they are doing to support the well-being of the water and land and that means so much to each of us!
Bexar Audubon Society Member Spotlight
Bexar Grotto/Texas Cave Management Association
Cibolo Center for Conservation Member Spotlight
Conservation Society of San Antonio Member Spotlight
Environment Texas Member Spotlight
Preserve Our Hill Country Environment Member Spotlight
River Aid San Antonio Member Spotlight
San Marcos Greenbelt Alliance Member Spotlight
San Marcos River Foundation Member Spotlight
Save Barton Creek Association Member Spotlight
Save Our Springs Member Spotlight
Scenic Loop Boerne Stage Alliance Member Spotlight
Sierra Club Lone Star Chapter Member Spotlight
