6th annual Water Lecture Series set for March 25-27 in Fort Worth, College Station
Kathleen Jackson, a member of the Texas Water Development Board, and Dr. Rosario Sanchez, a senior research scientist at the Texas Water Resources Institute, will present lectures at the Water Daze Lectures and Student Poster Competition.
We have published the Fall 2018 issue of our magazine, txH2O, highlighting the range of research activities across the Ogallala Aquifer region including a Q&A with Ogallala Aquifer project managers, celebrating 40 years of center pivot and more!
We've helped Texans make every drop count since 1952, and now our 2017 Annual Report provides a look at our latest year of work. From watershed protection to education, we've helped protect and conserve water resources throughout Texas.
Upcoming Events
6th Annual Water Lecture, March 25-26, 2019, Fort Worth and College Station
Water Daze Speaker and Poster Competition, March 27, College Station
Binational Summit on Transboundary Groundwater at the US-Mexico Border, April 10-11, El Paso
Two Nations One Water: US-Mexico Border Water Summit 2019, April 23-25, Las Cruces, NM
Southern Region Water Conference: Improving adoption of sustainable water management practices, July 23-25, College Station, Abstracts Due March 29
Upcoming Training Courses
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Ag BMPs for Watershed Planning Training
April 3
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Riparian and Stream Ecosystem Training - Baffin Bay Watershed
April 16
, 2019
Our training program markets and adminsters short courses on diverse natural resource and water related topics. See a full schedule or subscribe to receive updates about new courses.
Recent Publications
Conservation Matters covers the latest research and education news about land, water and wildlife in Texas and beyond state lines.
txH2O magazine features current water resources research, outreach programs, and issues in Texas.
The Texas Water Journal is an online, peer-reviewed journal devoted to the timely consideration of Texas water resources management and policy issues that integrates science, engineering, law, planning, and other disciplines. The journal is published in cooperation with a nonprofit organization, Texas Water Journal.