Protecting the Heart of the Hill Country Watershed
PROTECT OUR WATERS OF TEXAS is dedicated to preserving our vital water resources through proactive community advocacy.
We work with property owners, stakeholders, technical experts, media and public officials to promote responsible development and make 100% beneficial reuse of treated effluent a standard practice in Texas.
Together, we seek solutions that protect water quality, strengthen communities and preserve the natural beauty of Texas waters for generations to come. Our mission is rooted in a simple belief: every Texan deserves clean, safe source water.
Texas has 122 watersheds, and their water quality, recreation and local economies are all connected. From Canyon Lake to New Braunfels and beyond, communities deserve strong, consistent watershed protections.
Right now, we are asking TCEQ to evaluate protecting Canyon Lake through a ban on wastewater treatment plant discharge and other Chapter 311 protections similar to those the Highland Lakes have had for 40 years.
Why?
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Because clean source water should not depend on where you live or how much you earn.
Whether you live in a million-dollar home, a $200,000 home or rent, clean source water benefits everyone. Protecting water at its source can help protect public health, preserve recreation, strengthen local economies and reduce costs for water users.
Clean water belongs to every generation—and every Texan.
It's about Water Quality Equality,
for ALL.
Protecting & Preserving Texas Waters
Canyon Lake
Together, it’s time.
40 years late—and it’s time.
Every advocate strengthens our mission.
Your voice helps protect the Canyon Lake watershed as a clean, lasting water resource for generations to come.
Join us in asking TCEQ to protect Canyon Lake and the Waters of Texas.
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Petition Signers And Counting!
Our Impact
Here are a few measurable results of our Canyon Lake watershed protection efforts and the progress we are making toward a responsible, sustainable future for our water.