Protecting Texas springs starts with education.
In Wimberley, every student visits local water sources like Jacob’s Well to learn firsthand about aquifers and conservation. Even the schools reflect this deep connection—Jacob’s Well Elementary and Blue Hole Primary are named after iconic local springs.
“The things we do today will impact generations to come,” says Marcus Gary of the University of Texas. By fostering early awareness, the community is creating lifelong stewards of its water resources.
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