Willow Waterhole Greenspace Conservancy

Tucked away in the southwest Houston neighborhood of Westbury just south of Meyerland is a stunning gem of nature still relatively unknown to Houstonians. Willow Waterhole Greenway is a 300-plus-acre network of lakes, prairie, marsh, islands, native plants, wildlife, and park amenities. This unusual urban setting is designed to protect against Houston’s inevitable flooding and to bring the community together for conservation, education, and recreation.

FEATURED

First Executive Director for the Conservancy

THE CONSERVANCY ANNOUNCES THE HIRING OF ITS FIRST EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR - KATHERINE BRAVO NEWTON. Katherine comes to us after eleven years of experience with Trees for Houston where she had roles as marketing, volunteering, and projects director. She has a B.S. degree from Texas A&M in Wildlife and Fisheries Science. She already has knowledge of the Greenway property and has worked with Conservancy members on projects. Katherine's start date was August 5th and she has moved into the Conservancy's new office at 5600 South Willow Drive. This is a very exciting time for the all-volunteer Conservancy and we are so pleased to have Katherine aboard as the first employee to help take us to the next level.

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September 2024