Mill Creek Watershed Partnership

Registration and Details

The Mill Creek Watershed Partnership is pleased to invite you to attend the Texas Well Owner Network (TWON) course and Homeowner Maintenance of Septic Systems course! Well water testing will be offered as part of the TWON program. Starting August 9, you may pick up your water sampling kits from the Washington and Austin AgriLife Extension Offices and return your samples no later than August 26. The cost of the well water analysis is $10. The Homeowner Maintenance of Septic Systems course will be offered in the short... Read More →

The free workshop will include both indoor classroom and outdoor presentations by multiple natural resource agency experts and an outdoor field portion on a creek to discover how it functions and the role of riparian vegetation in properly functioning systems. RSVPs by September 24, 2021 at the link above or by contacting Escamilla. A catered lunch is being offered for $15 or you may select to bring your own lunch, this also helps cover the coffee, tea, crackers and cookie snacks. The workshop is being TAMU Soil &... Read More →

The Lone Star Healthy Streams program educates landowners about best management practices to protect Texas waterways by reducing bacteria from livestock operation and feral hogs. 3 General CEUs are available! Registration begins at 12:30pm. Details are available here. Agenda Mill Creek WPP and WQMP Updates  

The Texas Watershed Steward program is a free, educational workshop designed to help watershed residents improve and protect their water resources by getting involved in local watershed protection and management activities. Agenda Mill Creek WPP and WQMP Updates

This meeting will provide the opportunity to gather public input on the implementation of the Mill Creek Watershed Protection Plan and identify the project's priorities for 2022. Agenda ◊ Presentation ◊ Overview of Programs (handout) Septic System Financial Assistance Options (handout) ◊  Mill Creek Stakeholder Survey

A public meeting to discuss the feral hog problem in Austin County. This meeting will include presentations by speakers from AgriLife Extension and Texas Wildlife Services along with public discussion to identify possible solutions. Agenda Program Notes  

Rainwater harvesting and turf management hybrid training event. Attendees can submit a soil test by picking up and dropping their soil sample and Urban Information sheet off to the AgriLife Extension offices for Austin or Washington counties prior to or by one week after the meeting. They can also bring their soil sample to the training. The training will include information on how to understand soil test results and nutrient recommendations so residents can interpret results once the analysis is mailed to them. (Sign in begins at noon)... Read More →

(Washington County residents only)  

Join us for the Partnership meeting and a discussion about native grassland management. Along with learning about local invasive and native plant species, participants will hear about best management practices for native grassland restoration and management, including seeding, periodic grazing, control burning, and others. Agenda Mill Creek WPP Updates (presentation)