South Central Regional Center

 Austin 

 

 Our Programs

Texas Living Waters
Through our Texas Living Waters project, NWF has worked since 2001 to reform the way Texas manages and uses its fresh water.
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Coastal Louisiana Restoration 
NWF is working with national and regional partners to propel bold action to restore this important coastal wetland habitat.
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Policy Agenda for Children & Nature
Working with governors and state legislatures, NWF is crafting ground-breaking state policy responses to the challenge of connecting children with nature.
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Schoolyard Habitats & Eco-Schools
We are working with major urban school districts to incorporate outdoor environmental education into their regular curriculum and to go green.
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Campus Ecology
NWF's challenges colleges & universities to reduce their own greenhouse gas emissions, and engages students as advocates for global warming solutions.
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News and Blogs  Reports & Fact Sheets

* Regional Center co-sponsors Get Growing & Keep Going in Austin.

 * Summit Highlight's Houston's Burgeoning Green Schools Movement

Bays in Peril (TX)
What would happen to Texas' 7 major estuaries if existing water permits were fully used?
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Children & Outdoors: State Solutions
There is growing awareness of the disconnect between children and natural world.
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  Wetlands & Barrier Islands (LA)
The wider the wetland buffer, the higher the level of protection.
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  Academic Benefits of Eco-Schools
When Integrated into core curricula, environmental education has a measurably postive impact on student achievement.
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South Central
Regional Center

At the South Central Regional Center, our focus is on protecting and restoring healthy rivers and estuaries, conserving wetlands, springs and acquifers, safeguarding wildlife and habitats from the effects of global warming, promoting sustainable land and water use, and connecting both children and adults with the natural world.

South Central Resource Center
44 East Avenue, Suite 200
Austin TX 78701
Phone: 512-476-9805
Fax: 512-476-9810 

Staff                             View All

Susan Kaderka,
Regional Executive Director
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Meg Haenn
Sr Manager, Programs & Operations
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Zach Horton
Regional Development Manager

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