The Texas Cave Conservancy is a non-profit 501 ( c ) (3) corporation. The TCC is dedicated to the protection of caves; cave life and the aquifer as related to caves. Toward that end, the TCC is actively involved in cave related land management. We are involved in the management of over fifty properties with over one hundred and fifty caves. We work under the City of Austin cave related Watershed Ordinance and the U.S.Fish & Wildlife cave related endangered species regulations. As a non-profit, our rates are highly competitive. In addition to general land management activities, we conduct the following activates:

• Cave Monitoring
• Fire Ant Control
• Development of Parks and Cave Preserves
• Educational Sign Development
• Public Education

We can work with you to offer "Solutions to Cave Related Problems".

• Texas Cave Conservancy
• Mike Walsh - President
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• 201 South Lakeline # 601
• Cedar Park, Texas 78613
• 512-249-2283
• TCC-caves@austin.rr.com

• TCC President - John Michael Walsh
• TCC Services
• TCC General Contract
• TCC Fire Ant Control Activities
• City of Cedar Park Cave Preserve Regulations

• Urban Cave Management Poster
• Urban Cave Management Paper - Walsh & Birkhimer
• Urbanism Cave Management - Kristin Miller
• Williamson County Regional Cave Management Plan
• National Speological Society Karst Partnership Forum

• TCC Monthly Report Form
• Cricket Survey Report
• Cave Monitoring Report
• Cave Preserve Form for the U.S. Fish & Wildlife
• 2008 Discovery Well Cave Preserve Report

• City of Austin Environmental Regulations
• City of Austin Endangered Species
• City of Austin Glossary

• Discovery Well Map
• Discovery Well Information & Map
• Caves of Cedar Park Map
• Westside Cave Preserve Map

• Westside Cave Preserve - This nine minute Power Point Presentation outlines the history of this Cedar Park, Texas development as told By Mike Warton, environmental consultant, Barry Allison, the developer's spokesman and Kurt Randa, the City of Cedar Park - Parks & Recreation Director.