Local stakeholders invited to Medina River watershed protection plan meeting focused on urban stormwater and improving local water quality
Now open: TWRI's USGS Graduate Student Research Program RFP
The Texas Water Resources Institute’s (TWRI) U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) Graduate Student Research Program FY2026 request for proposals (RFP) is now open. This program is open to graduate students at all universities in Texas.
Proposal packages are due Feb. 18, 2025.
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Carters Creek watershed area residents are invited to the free program.
Catch up on new research on Austin-area drinking water, international household water insecurity, Houston wastewater treatment plants in heavy rain ev…
Local stakeholders are invited to learn about and contribute to improving water quality in Davidson Creek.
TWRI’s Rosario Sanchez, Ph.D., and colleagues studied groundwater hotspots along the U.S.-Mexico border.
The “Building a Resilient Texas: Symposium on the Food, Energy, Water, and Health (FEWH) Nexus as a Catalyst for Sustainability in Texas and Beyond” w…
The voluntary, stakeholder-driven watershed protection plan was created to improve water quality in the Medina River below Diversion Lake, located in …
The workshop will cover best management practices for grazing livestock, weed management and feral hogs, and TWRI's Matt Stellbauer will give a Matago…
Reflecting on a productive year, the Texas Water Resources Institute (TWRI) team is sharing our top 10 most-read articles, including content from the …
The Texas Water Journal has published a new program review in Volume 16, titled 2024 State Flood Plan: History in the Making, by the Texas Water Devel…
Residents are invited to water well screenings and results meeting.
Program specialists Anna Eismont and Sarah Stannard have joined TWRI’s water team.
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Not only has population growth and aging infrastructure put a strain on existing stormwater drainage systems in Texas, but climate change impacts have…
La investigadora dedica su vida a cuidar mantos acuíferos transfronterizos.
Officially, the U.S. and Mexico share 11 groundwater basins. A new map bumps that figure up to a stunning 72.
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