The Guadalupe-Blanco River Trust is a non-profit organization working to conserve the land, water & unique natural heritage of the Guadalupe River watershed.
The State Employee Charitable Campaign began on
Sept 1 and will run through Oct 31. Want to donate to the Guadalupe Blanco River Trust? Please use our organization’s SECC charity code: 035601. For more information, visit https://t.co/aBMrMq15Is. Thank you for supporting the GBRT.
Thank you to those who helped to advocate for the Great American Outdoors Act. The bill passed the House and Senate with historic bipartisan support and signed into law on August 4, 2020 by President Trump.
The Great American Outdoors Act guarantees $900 million each year for the Land and Water Conservation Fund, used to repair and maintain wildlife parks, national monuments, historic battlefields, and more.
Volunteers are needed for our 2020 Plum Creek Wetlands Preserve Reforestation project to help restore the 265-acres back to its native vegetation. Volunteers will help to plant 1000+ bare-root seedlings in certain areas on the property. https://t.co/3LLvzQzR69
Thank you to the Burdine Johnson Foundation for supporting our Plum Creek Wetlands Preserve Reforestation Project! On 11/14/2020 GBRT will plant 1000+ bare root seedlings on the property. Volunteers needed! If interested please email [email protected] to sign up. #PlumCreekWetlands
Thanks to our donors who have continuously supported our work. Your commitment to help preserve the heritage of the Guadalupe watershed is important. We're all personally & professionally affected by this unprecedented pandemic crisis, so thank you again for your support!
What a beautiful day at GBRT's Hog and Schwing Bayou Preserve. We had a great time driving through our property, with our unexpected guest (Russ).
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Stay tuned for drone photos, courtesy of Adam's Enviromental Inc.
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The @GBRTrust wishes everyone a safe and healthy Memorial Day weekend! 🇺🇸 Our office will be closed on Monday, May 25th. Please feel free to send us an email and we will get back to you as soon as possible. You can reach us at [email protected]. Thank you!
Bee engaged! Bee Aware! Today is World Bee Day! 🐝 Known as the ambassador of all pollinators, bees make up the majority of pollinating species. Did you know there are between 25,000 and 30,000 species of bees in the world? #WorldBeeDay#BeeKind#SaveTheBees#Pollinators
World Migratory Bird Day is celebrated every May 9th. In honor of this special day, here are some recent pictures of birds from our Plum Creek Wetlands Preserve (PCWP) in Caldwell County. Pictures courtesy of Carlos Fiol.
GBRT is proud to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Earth Day. In honor of the celebration, here are some pictures from our recent visit at our Plum Creek Wetlands Preserve off TX HWY 130 near Lockhart. #ReduceReuseRecycle#Conservation#PreservationMatters
We are pleased to announce that our spring newsletter is now available to view on our NEW website https://t.co/CmqMz2hJjD. Read what we've been up to these last few months. We wish everyone & their families the best during these challenging times due to the COVID-19 outbreak.
Staff and volunteers worked to remove a dozen or more streamside trees in an effort to control this exotic invasive. Hogs tried to come up on our ED, but he scared them off. 😉 #PlumCreekWetlands#Restoration Pictures courtesy of our friend Carlos Fiol. 📸
Recent rains made it to our Plum Creek Wetlands Preserve and filled 19 constructed ponds and wetlands. Staff visited the preserve to get some Vitamin N (nature). Plants, animals and insects are evidently happy to have the spring rains, but the Chinaberry trees were not as lucky.
The Guadalupe Blanco River Trust is proud to be a partner with the @TXSeaGrant and other organizations who help to fulfill the crap trap removal mission. Can't wait to do it again in 2021! https://t.co/Z5nK3CXVSN
Around 7:30am an orange Pelican kayak with fishing gear on board was located in the Aransas Channel, near Aransas Pass. We are asking that if anyone is missing a kayak or knows of an over due kayaker that was out last night please contact @TexasGameWarden or @AransasPassPD