BRAZOS WATERSHED ALLIANCE

The Brazos Watershed Alliance is a 501c3 nonprofit organization based in Hood County, Tx. We are dedicated to preserving the unique character and natural beauty of our community.

We advocate for orderly development that protects our local watershed and ensures public health, safety, and prevents the over development of land, ensuring that progress never comes at the expense of our community's character.

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BWA October 24th
Silent Auction Catalog

The countdown to October 24th is on!

Take a look at a few of our featured silent auction items.

This is just a small sample of what we have in store, our list is growing every day. The auction will be in person, check our event page or calendar for details!

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EVENTS

The real data center invasion is in the county.

Don't take your eye off the ball. Important dates regarding data centers trying to force their way into Hood County: Oct 13th 9:00 am Hood County Commissioner's Court hearing on Comanche Circle site permit- could set precedent for all projects Oct 14th 9:00am Pacifico vs Hood County in District Court Oct 15th 5:00pm Pacifico UTGCD hearing, submit comments via email to doug@uppertrinitygcd.com, you can participate in the hearing in person or on-line. Please join us in opposing

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Brazos Watershed Alliance Silent Auction Fundraiser!

Join us Saturday, October 24th from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM at 5400 Wedgefield Rd. Granbury, TX 76049 for the Brazos Watershed Alliance Silent Auction Fundraiser to support the fight for our community! We will be at the Pecan Plantation EAA Hangar left of the pavilion. Come enjoy live music with the Marina Trio, place your bids on amazing silent auction items, and satisfy your sweet tooth at our special cake auction! We also invite you to bring your gold, silver, and coins to sel

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BWA Letter to the Upper Trinity Groundwater Conservation District

August 10, 2026 Upper Trinity Groundwater Conservation District 1859 W Hwy 199 PO Box 1749 Springtown, TX 76082 The Brazos Watershed Alliance opposes the application of Pacifico Spunky LLC for the use of four (4) wells on their optioned property to be used for gas power generation by 16 simple cycle gas turbines and an undetermined, projected or build-out, number of data center(s). Their application states the initial usage for a data center, but not the data center(s) wa

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HOW YOU CAN HELP

Local families and residents are giving their time and money during this fight to protect and preserve the beautiful Brazos River and our historic Hood County community . We Need your help to hold developers and utility providers accountable regarding their negative impacts such as excessive noise, air pollution, grid unreliability, and water consumption.

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ABOUT THE BRAZOs WATERSHED ALLIANCE

We remain dedicated to fighting industrial sprawl and defending our vital resources; water, air, and wildlife. Through grassroots advocacy, public outreach, community-led initiatives, including fundraising. We are committed to preserving a healthy, thriving environment for our community and wildlife here in Precinct 2 for this and future generations

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TAKE ACTION

There are many ways to get involved, from volunteering your time to making a donation. Every action counts in our efforts to safeguard the Brazos River watershed.

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Latest Updates

Stay informed about our initiatives, events, and the latest news. Join our community working together to protect our water resources.

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About Our Volunteers

Our dedicated volunteers are passionate about ensuring responsible development for the general welfare of our rural community.

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Industrial Development

Learn more about the proposed Industrial Projects Invading Precinct 2 of Hood County.

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A massive Data Center Campus and Power Plant Project (Pacifico Spunky LLC) is proposed to be built along the banks of our iconic Brazos River. This “project” threatens to destroy 862 acres of wildlife habitat which supports our beautiful Bald Eagles, Endangered Golden-Cheeked Warblers, and tricolored bats.

Pacifico Energy plans to construct an 862-acre industrial complex encompassing a massive multi-building data center campus, a Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) and a 473-megawatt natural gas power plant. These type of utility (BESS) systems can house thousands of pounds of flammable lithium batteries.

The implications of such a project for our water resources, air quality, noise levels, property values, and the overall peaceful enjoyment of our environment cannot be overstated. We are not just talking about a minor inconvenience; this project poses a severe and enduring risk to the quality of life we cherish here.