In recent years, The Cibolo Center for Conservation — a.k.a. The Cibolo — has worked to expand our conservation efforts and protect lands beyond the borders of the Cibolo Nature Center and Farm.
While we maintain our work as leaders in land conservation and stewardship, education, research and civic engagement in Boerne and Kendall County, the fifth-fastest growing county in the nation, it is critical that we continue to scale and replicate these outcomes to contend with ongoing threats to the fast-developing regions of the Texas Hill Country.
This past year, saving land was recognized by The Cibolo board of directors as the most impactful thing The Cibolo can do to address the increasing challenges to pure and plentiful drinking water, clean air, land fragmentation, access to nature and habitat loss.
