Balcones Canyonlands Preserve
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WTP 4: Home for the Holidays
Road to decades-delayed Water Treatment Plant No. 4 may be coming to amicable end
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Council Flushes WTP4; Water Plant Iced for Year (Updated)
Looks like the controversial water plant is circling the drain.
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Balcones Canyonlands Preserve Still Struggling
With only 2,500 acres to go in the full 30,000-acre Balcones Canyonlands Preserve, Travis Co. has realized that its anticipated dollars won’t go far enough fast enough to meet the federally mandated 2016 deadline set by U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service under the preserve’s permit application
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To the Lighthouse
After 20 years, WTP4 returns to a still unanswered question: Do we need it?
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County Doesn’t Blink on City’s WTP 4 Challenge
City dangles Bull Creek in front of bulldozers, but county won’t take the bait
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WTP No. 4: Still migrating
Stakeholders at city and county level struggle to catch up with City Council’s decision about plant location
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Is BCP Still for the Birds?
Ongoing disagreement over the appropriate balance between public access and endangered species protection on Western Travis County’s Balcones Canyonlands Preserve comes to a head
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Birds vs. People at BCP
At least one Austin resident questions wildlife
preserve’s human-access policies
