Press Coverage

The Kerr County River Foundation (KCRF), a newly established 501(c)(3), launched in 2025 with a mission to enhance the Guadalupe River watershed through greenspace protection, scientific research, education, and collaborative community programming. Among its first milestones, KCRF assumed stewardship of the Kerrville Urban Trail System (KUTS), unifying trail development, habitat restoration, and watershed conservation under one organization.

Jeremy Walther serves as a founding director of KCRF. The foundation is governed by a seven-member board whose expertise spans water policy, conservation science, GIS, land law, and communications. Current programs include the Adopt-a-River Trail volunteer initiative, photo monitoring and GIS network, axis deer management, river short films, Coffee & Kayak educational events, Lions Park revitalization, and the Shady Streets urban canopy initiative.

Jeremy Walther argues for comprehensive flood mitigation strategies that go beyond traditional dam infrastructure, emphasizing the importance of watershed management, riparian restoration, and nature-based solutions in protecting Kerr County communities.

Jeremy Walther discusses collaborative watershed restoration bringing together volunteers, Peterson Health, Schreiner University, and regional agencies - demonstrating the community-focused approach central to his campaign for County Commissioner.

Official announcement of Jeremy Walther's independent candidacy for Kerr County Commissioner, Precinct 2, highlighting his five-priority platform focused on emergency preparedness, water security, budget transparency, infrastructure investment, and river corridor restoration.

Community discussions on flood warning systems and preparedness align directly with Jeremy Walther's emergency preparedness platform priority, emphasizing the proactive, strategic approach his campaign brings to county government.

Jeremy Walther serves as panelist at Hill Country Alliance symposium on Guadalupe River watershed restoration, discussing collaborative recovery efforts and ecological management after the July 4 flood - expertise directly relevant to his water security and river corridor campaign priorities.