Region 2
Region 2 Map
Region 2 Director: Jennifer Mandel Buratti
San Marcos, TX
T 512.787.0079
F 512.749.1563
region2@tofga.org
Welcome
Welcome to the TOFGA Region 2 website. Region 2 consists of Bastrop, Bexar, Bandera, Blanco, Caldwell, Comal, DeWitt, Gillespie, Gonzales, Guadalupe, Hays, Karnes, Kendall, Kerr, Lavaca, Medina, Travis, Williamson and Wilson counties.
Here you’ll find the latest news and events for the region.
Archived E-Newsletters:
Region 2 May Members Meeting
2 pm – 4 pm
1105 North Lamar, Suite 200 (at 11th street, second floor)
Whole Foods map
Whole Foods is donating, beverages and fruit. We realize this is Mother’s Day and to celebrate we are also having a Potluck. Thank you for spending part of your Mother’s Day with us. See you soon!
email region2@tofga.org.
Final: TOFGA Region 2 Strategic Plan
The changes reflect member feedback from emails, talks, phone calls and the Spring Region 2 Member Meeting. Member request for TOFGA recruiting material and advertising was presented to the board and materials, official language and such is being discussed by the board. I will update all regional members as these items develop. Please email me at region2@tofga.org with comments and question.
TOFGA Region 2: Strategic Plan Final (updated on 3/17/2010)
Region 2 Membership Meeting
Our fall membership meeting is tentatively set for September 5th, 2010.
Region 2: News and Events Page
About Jennifer
Jennifer Buratti, TOFGA Region 2 Director
Jennifer owns and operates Bohemian Bounty, an organic gardening business serving the Austin area. Jennifer spent several seasons as National Park Service Ranger in Texas and Colorado. The Lower Colorado River Authority and her love of birding lured Jen back to Texas and she served as the education coordinator at the Matagorda Bay Nature Park. Coming back to Central Texas Jennifer worked for the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality focusing on projects to restore water quality in the state before starting Bohemian Bounty. Bohemian Bounty is dedicated to helping central Texas residents grow their own healthy, organic, and low cost food.
