1. Document & Adapt. We've grown our projects portfolio, have built over 200 leaky weir type structures in over a half dozen watersheds in the Texas Panhandle. Our latest project at Wildcat Bluff Discovery Center is highly visible with significant public interests, we've had tremendous engagement from locals, been on the news & in the paper.

	It's hard work to collect, compile, organize & present datasets showing the landscape rehydration works, our efforts and feedbacks as the rainy season begins and changes occur. The first milestone is, to present a cleaned up geospatial visualization of our works. Drafts may be found at https://ogallala-life.github.io/Wildcat_map/ or on our website, projects page. 