Texas Rivers Expedition

The Texas Rivers Expedition is a 6-day, 5-night traveling camp from July 14th-July 19th hosted by El Ranchito and The Meadows Center for Water and the Environment.

–Participants should be within 18 – 22 years of age and curious about water issues in Texas.
–Participants can expect to connect with lots of academic, career, recreation, and service opportunities related to water.
–Staff will provide full-time support, guidance, transportation, meals, and gear related to all activities during the Expedition.
–Lodging at the Texas Rivers Expedition will include: 3 nights of tent camping and 2 nights in an air-conditioned bunkhouse.

Eligible Participants include: 18 to 22 year-olds who are graduates of El Ranchito Conservation Corps, a similar program, or qualify for the Pell Grant.

Dates: July 14th-19th, 6 days, 5 nights 

Activities: 

• Explore Barton Creek, Blanco River, Whirlpool Cave, Westcave Preserve, Blue Hole, and the San Marcos River and Spring Lake  
• Camping
• Service projects
• Fly fishing
• Caving
• Snorkeling
• Citizen science
• Hiking
• Swimming
• Immersive experiences
• Inspirational guest lectures

Meals and gear provided. $50 to register.