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The PURPOSE of this website is to share information about Nature in all of its forms, in the Texas Hill Country.  Its GOAL is to educate landowners and other interested persons on the various issues relating to the management, conservation and preservation of the land and the native flora and fauna thereon.

Previous Kerrville Daily Times Columns can be found in "KDT Columns", General Hill Country Ecology articles and slide presentations in "HC ecology",  Photos for tree identification in "Photos"

The mission statement of the Texas Master Naturalists:  "To develop a coups of well informed volunteers to provide education, outreach and service dedicated to the beneficial management of natural resources and natural areas within their communities".   Hill Country Chapter website: www.txmn.org/hillcountry

"Saving the water and the soil must start where the first raindrop falls."                                                                                      --Lyndon Johnson, 1947

Recipient of the 2012 Carroll Abbott Memorial Award for writing by the Native Plant Society of Texas. Click the book for more information.			Jim Stanley is a Master Naturalist, Author and Lecturer on Nature, native plants and habitat, Land Stewardship, rainwater harvesting and conservation.