Author: Leslie Lee
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Private water well screenings set for Quanah area Oct. 14-15
Residents of Cottle, Childress, Foard, Hardeman, King and Motley counties are invited to water well screenings and results meeting
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New faculty Bazrkar and Garcia join TWRI
Hadi Bazrkar, urban water scientist in Dallas, and Carlos Vela Garcia, forage systems scientist in Canyon, are each stationed at Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension centers.
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Private water well screenings set for Roby area, Oct. 13, 15
Residents of Fisher, Noal and Jones counties are invited to water well screenings and results meeting
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Private water well screenings set for Bee County Oct. 7-8
Residents in Bee County are invited to participate in water well screenings and a results meeting
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WatershED teacher workshop set for Oct. 8 in Wimberley
The free, hands-on teacher workshop connects classroom learning with local water quality
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Brushy Creek watershed stakeholder meeting set for Sept. 23 in Round Rock
The Texas Water Resources Institute (TWRI) will host the next Brushy Creek Watershed Protection Plan stakeholder meeting Sept. 23 from 6-7:30 p.m. at the Round Rock Transportation Building, 3400 Sunrise Road, Round Rock. The meeting will continue development of the Brushy Creek Watershed Protection Plan. Stakeholders will finalize discussions on proposed management measures, identify education…
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Community invited to Medina River watershed meeting Oct. 1 in Castroville.
Public meeting will include discussions on water quality, watershed protection and local conservation initiatives
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Land and water stewardship workshop set for Sept. 17 in Temple
Residents in the Big Elm Creek watershed can bring soil samples for testing, learn best practices, earn continuing education units and enjoy lunch all included in participation.
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Texas A&M AgriLife and National Autonomous University of Mexico sign agreement
Researchers from the Texas Water Resources Institute, UNAM and Texas A&M AgriLife formalized a partnership for future collaborations.
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Meet a scientist: Wensi Chen
Wensi Chen, Ph.D., is an environmental engineering professor at Texas A&M, working to improve decentralized water treatment using electricity.
