October

Local stakeholders are invited to continue learning about improving water quality in the Medina River below Medina Diversion Lake.

Brushy Creek watershed area residents are invited to the free program.

Ying Li, Ph.D., has dedicated his career to addressing environmental challenges caused by greenhouse gas emissions and made strides toward solar-energy enabled water purification techniques. 

Read the latest peer-reviewed research on Texas water by TWRI scientists and from universities throughout the state.

The program has empowered thousands of watershed professionals with the tools and skills needed to help stakeholders improve local water quality.

The Texas Water Resources Institute has awarded 2024-25 Mills Scholarships to five graduate students conducting water-related research at Texas A&M University.

The institute has awarded 2024-25 U.S. Geological Survey Graduate Research Grants to Sarah Davis and Alexandra Prouse, Elena Lundeen, and Nowrina Rahim for their water-related research projects.

The Texas Water Resources Institute has named two Texas A&M University professors as 2024-2025 TWRI Faculty Fellows, awarding $15,000 in federal funding to each faculty member to support their water-related research.

The no-cost program is open to Falls, Bell, Milam and Robertson County residents.

The workshop includes a discussion on watershed systems, types and sources of water pollution.

Local residents and stakeholders are asked to send input by Nov. 18.

Area residents are invited to the free program.

Local stakeholders are invited to learn about and contribute to improving water quality in the Thompsons Creek watershed.

The Texas Water Journal has published a new article: Addressing Challenges to Ensuring Justice and Sustainability in Policy and Infrastructure for Texas Water Resources in the 21st Century.

Outreach and education professionals are invited to the workshop and can learn new evaluation skills and tools such as mapping, surveys and storytelling.

Area residents are invited to the free program.

Local stakeholders can learn about, contribute to improving water quality in the Medina River below Medina Diversion Lake.