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The EAA Education Outreach Center is the EAA’s first permanent facility dedicated exclusively to offering FREE S.T.E.A.M. immersive exhibit experiences.
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    EAAEOC
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    Learning about the Edwards Aquifer? Kinda chic. 💧✨ 🌎 Exploring regional landforms and springflow? Kinda chic. 🌸 Planting native plants for pollinators? Eco chic. 💙 Becoming a groundwater guardian? Very chic. Come see what makes the Edwards Aquifer so special and discover
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    Aug 26
    💧🦎 Meet NEW Groundwater Guardians! Did you know some pretty incredible creatures depend on the Edwards Aquifer and its spring ecosystems to survive? From the tiny Comal Springs riffle beetle and speedy Fountain darter to the fascinating Texas Blind salamander, each
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    Aug 25
    ⏰ The countdown is on! August 31 is the final day to enter our Rooted in Saving Water: Conserve and Share Photo Contest. 💧 Share your water conservation project. 🌼 Inspire your community. 🏆 Win up to $500. Whether you've planted native species, built a pollinator garden,
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    Aug 23
    🧠 Aquifer Quiz Time! Can you guess how water travels underground into the aquifer? A) Through underground rivers 🌊 B) Through fractures, caves, and limestone 🪨 C) Through pipes 🚰 ✅ Answer: B! The Edwards Aquifer Recharge Zone is where water enters into the aquifer through
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    Aug 22
    🏠 Every living thing needs a safe place! A refugium is a protected place where plants or animals can remain safe when their natural home is threatened. Scientists care for backup populations of endangered species that depend on the Edwards Aquifer. It’s like having an
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