💧 It's National Groundwater Awareness Week! Check out our latest blog to learn everything you need to know about the Edwards Aquifer as a important groundwater resource, why it’s vital to our communities, and how we can do our part in protecting it. eaaeoc.org/well-well-well…

Thanks to Jeremy Baker from KENS 5 for this week’s weather update! ☀️ We’re seeing warm temperatures this week with a cool front arriving this weekend. Even with recent rain, conserving water is still key to protecting the Edwards Aquifer for generations to come.💧🌎

The latest NewsDrop is here! 👉 Read the full NewsDrop here heyor.ca/BdzLiO

Groundwater does more than fill our wells, it sustains habitats for countless species, including endangered ones found in Central Texas.💧The Edwards Aquifer provides drinking water and protects vital habitats. Learn more groundwater facts on our blog: eaaeoc.org/blog/

🥧 Happy National Pi Day! 🥧 Today we celebrate π (Pi), the never-ending number that starts 3.14! Did you know Pi has more than 50 trillion digits? 😲 Whether you love math, science, or just a good slice of trivia, Pi Day is the perfect excuse to explore, learn, and be amazed.

🍀 Happy St. Patrick’s Day! 🍀 Here in South Central Texas, we’re lucky to have the Edwards Aquifer, a vital groundwater resource. Today we’re celebrating just how lucky we are, and the important work it takes to keep this incredible resource plentiful and pristine. 💧

💧 Thanks to Bill Taylor from KENS 5 for this week’s weather update! With dry skies ahead, it’s a reminder to conserve water, every drop counts. As Bill says, the EAA EOC is the place to be for hands-on learning! 💙

Every corner of the EOC is designed to spark curiosity.✨ Visit the EAA Education Outreach Center to explore interactive exhibits and learn how the Edwards Aquifer Authority manages and protects the Edwards Aquifer. 💧 Book your free visit at eaaeoc.org

Weather shapes everything—from the world around us to the water beneath our feet 🌎💧 Ever wondered what it’s like to be a meteorologist? Get a glimpse inside at EOC with our Global Weather Display, where you can explore and observe weather patterns from around the world.

Thank you to Bill Taylor for this week’s weather update! ☀️ With no rain expected until early April. As temperatures stay high, it’s a great time to keep water conservation top of mind and do your part to protect your aquifer.💧

🚌 Well Traveled with the EAC 🚌 The EAC supports the EAA their mission to manage, enhance, and protect the Edwards Aquifer system, including their commitment to educate the community about the aquifer as a precious resource.

Thinking about upgrading your yard? 🌳💧 Texas native trees save water, support wildlife, and thrive in our climate. They also require less maintenance, and sustain long-term beauty for your yard. 🌿 Book your FREE visit at eaaeoc.org to learn more!

Where science meets fun every single day... hands-on learning, interactive exhibits, and real conversations about how the EAA protects the Edwards Aquifer! Because when you love what you do (and who you do it with), each day feels like you're truly making a difference!

Thanks to Bill Taylor from KENS 5 for this week’s weather report! 🌧️ To truly benefit the Edwards Aquifer, we need it to fall in the contributing and recharge zones. Keep water conservation in mind because it doesn't always fall where it's needed most!💧

Thanks to Bill Taylor from KENS 5 for our weather update! 🌧️ While we’ve got some rain chances ahead, the location of rainfall, in terms of recharge to the aquifer, is important to track. Conserve water now to help protect this vital resource for generations to come.💧

Double success! 🖊️🥤 Well… we did it. Which means you officially have to come check out the EOC for yourself 😎 Go ahead and book your FREE visit today. We’ll see you soon! 😉 👉outlook.office.com/book/EOC@edwar…

DYK Earth Day has been celebrated since 1970? What started as a movement has grown into a global reminder that even the smallest actions can make a big impact. We’re diving into simple ways you can do your part to protect the planet. Read more at: eaaeoc.org/blog/

Thanks to Bill Taylor for this week’s weather update! 🌧️ We’ve been seeing some much-needed rain lately, with portions even reaching the contributing zone of the Edwards Aquifer system. Let’s continue doing our part by staying mindful of water conservation every day. 💧🌎

POV: If the EOC staff had theme songs… but make it water edition 💧🎶 Walking into the day like main characters with their own perfectly curated soundtracks, from gentle rain vibes to full-on storm energy, every entrance at the EOC deserves a moment. 💦 Leave your top pick!

Do you know the history behind the Battle of Flowers? DYK? The Battle of Flowers parade is the second oldest parade in the nation and the largest run entirely by women volunteers. 🌺 In observance of this holiday all EAA offices are closed Friday, April 24, 2026.