Texas Parks and Wildlife Feature on Jacob's Well

At first sight, Jacob’s Well appears to be a deep, dark hole at the bottom of a pool of creek water — nothing more. Pay attention to how the hole, about 15 feet in diameter, has perpetually gushed pure artesian water out of the ground since before humans first wandered around this part of what is now known as the Hill Country, and it takes on deeper meaning. Listen to stories about it, and it becomes something much more than just a special natural place. Read the full article here.

David Baker Receives Award

David Baker has been recognized for his leadership in conservation of the well-loved natural landmark known as Jacob’s Well by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. He is the state winner in the Individual category for their 2011 Texas Environmental Excellence Awards.

The Texas Environmental Excellence Awards celebrate the bold efforts of citizens, communities, businesses, and organizations to preserve and protect the Texas environment. Read More