TWRI researchers and Texas A&M University faculty and students participated in the XVI World Water Congress, hosted by the International Water Resources Association (IWRA) and held in Cancun, Mexico, May 29-June 3.
We've helped Texans make every drop count since 1952, and now our 2016 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.
Did you know that TWRI's office has moved? We are now located in the first floor of the AgriLife Services Building on the Texas A&M University campus.
Watch KBTX's From the Ground Up interview with Dr. Lucas Gregory on the water quality work we are doing in the Navasota River watershed.
The latest issue of txH2O examines why Texas has extreme floods and droughts, profiles Rice University researcher Dr. Philip Bedient, explains the Central Texas phenomenon of Flash Flood Alley and more.
Recent News
- Stakeholder meeting for Mission, Aransas rivers set for Aug. 10 in Refugio
- Private water well screenings set for Liberty, Chambers, San Jacinto counties
- USDA-NIFA grant will help address water, agricultural challenges in Rio Grande Basin
- "Well Educated" training for well owners set for July 27 in Wimberley
Upcoming Training Courses
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Riparian and Stream Ecosystems - Lavon Lake Watershed & Denton County
September 13
, 2017 -
Maverick County Agricultural Irrigation Field Day
September 13
, 2017
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 water resources management and policy issues.