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Nonprofits›Headwaters At The Comal

Environment

Headwaters At The Comal

NEW BRAUNFELS, TX

Website

Total revenue

$1.4M

Total expenses

$1.1M

Net assets

$2.7M

Grants received

$744K

29 grants

EIN

822200071

Tax year

2024

Mission

The mission of headwaters at the comal is to strengthen the relationship between the community and nature by showcasing the significance of the comal springs. Create a premier education center inspiring hearts and minds of the importance of conservation to community. This is achieved through the presentation of a variety of educational programs for all ages.

Programs

1 program

Native prairie and riparian restoration: the headwaters has removed almost 4.5 acres of asphalt and impervious cover and replaced that area with native soil, hundreds of grasses, forbs, and trees in order to divert water away from the headwater springs of the comal river and filter through natural storm water management of berms, swales, check dams and vernal pools. Continual maintenance of the prairie and riparian area along spring run #4 of the comal river is necessary to control reintroduction of invasive species. In addition, citizen science programs help to monitor water quality and collect data on reintroduction of birds, butterflies, frogs, dragonflies, and other species attracted to the restored area.

Expenses: $80K