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Guadalupe River by Ed Rhodes, TWRI (2012)

Making every drop count since 1952.

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What We Do

TWRI coordinates, facilitates, and delivers science-based, community-supported solutions for current and future water challenges through internal expertise and external collaborations. We are a unit of Texas A&M AgriLife Research that brings together expertise from across the Texas A&M University System.

TWRI Resources

  • Agriculture
  • Data Maps & Viewers
  • Septic Systems & OSSF
  • Well Owner Resources

The Texas Water Resources Institute recently published the summer 2025 issue of txH2O magazine, focused on the leaders and programs building future water professionals and ensuring future Texas water supplies.

The cover of txH2O magazine: Next Generation, with a photo of the 4-H Water Ambassadors at Canyon Lake Gorge.
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Summer 2025 txH2O cover: Next Generation
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Tres Palacios river by Ed Rhodes, TWRI

Meet the TWRI Team

Institute staff conduct research and provide extension services in watersheds and communities throughout Texas.

Watershed Protection Plans

TWRI works with stakeholders to use sound science and public participation to develop Watershed Protection Plans that help not only restore impaired water bodies, while also protecting human health.

Lucas Gregory water testing Mill Creek by Ed Rhodes, TWRI

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