Julia Silva is a conservation field investigator for SAWS. She grew up on George Road alongside Medina Lake, fishing and swimming. From a young age, Julia has believed in the importance of conserving water, preserving our environment and protecting our wildlife. She enjoys camping with her family and friends during meteor showers. A licensed irrigator with plans to continue her education, Julia is an avid believer that knowledge holds power.
Julia Silva
Wish you could make multiples of your favorite plants? You can — just root (for) them! Follow these simple steps to duplicate your darlings. Many garden plants, including those sold […]
Julia Silva
Fall bird migration is approaching — you can help give these nocturnal migrants safe passage on their journey. Designing outdoor lighting isn’t just about the aesthetics. It plays a huge […]
Julia Silva
Repurpose an old plastic kiddie pool into a magical retreat for birds, bees butterflies — and maybe even a frog or two! Our toasty Texas summers can be tough on […]
Julia Silva
Bright, blooming and buzzing with life, recent rains refreshed landscapes creating a buffet of options for pollinators. Bees buzzing with purpose, butterflies fluttering and moths and June bugs are bounding […]
Julia Silva
San Antonio’s native mycelial might turn your yard into the happiest (and healthiest) fungus festival this side of the Alamo. Imagine stepping out into your backyard and discovering a hidden […]
Julia Silva
Winter might seem like the off-season for landscaping, but for those in the know, it’s prime time to strike a deal with landscapers and irrigators. Julia Silva, Field Investigator in […]
