Hill Country Alliance Archives - San Antonio Report

A forecasted third straight year of La Niña could mean South Texas will see a drier, warmer fall and winter. Pictured, the Medina River ran dry in August due to the extreme drought affecting the Hill Country near Bandera.

Drought, development and the Hill Country to be the subject of San Antonio Report panel discussion

by Lindsey Carnett May 25, 2023May 25, 2023

The San Antonio Report will host a May 31 discussion about balancing development with protection of water resources in the Texas Hill Country.

Gov & Politics, Lifestyle

Commentary: Texas Hill Country is on the Edge of Night

by Vicki Wolf and Cliff Kaplan July 31, 2016November 27, 2018

A scene in the Texas Hill Country. Photo by Todd Abbott Winters.

Hill Country Alliance: Pride Passion, and Vision in the Texas Hill Country

by Christy Muse December 26, 2015January 31, 2020

San Antonio Clean Technology Forum's Tuesday program at the Pearl Stable, "Mexico's Historic Energy Reforms: An Opportunity for Texas." On May 13, 2014. Photo by Ryan Beltrán.

Vista Ridge Project To Dominate Two Water Forums

by Iris Dimmick October 21, 2015October 7, 2016

Courtesy of Rocket Science Video and the Edwards Aquifer Authority

Short-term Water Means Long-term Consequences for the Hill Country

by Christy Muse April 1, 2015October 7, 2016

This simpliest and smallest rain catchment system - the rain barrel. Photo by Mikie Baker.

Rain Barrels: Living with Drought, Rain or Shine

by Mikie Baker November 4, 2013October 7, 2016