From creeks flowing backward to disappearing streambanks, TWRI's water quality monitoring team offers post-flooding streamside tales and insights on how extreme rain events alter water quality in creeks and rivers.
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Follow along with our water team as they conduct regularly scheduled water monitoring at one of our newest project sites, Town Creek.
Read MoreLocal stakeholders are invited to learn about and contribute to improving water quality in Middle Yegua Creek.
Read MoreRead peer-reviewed publications related to Texas water by scientists from universities throughout the state.
Read MoreStakeholders in the Little Bay area are invited to learn about ongoing water quality and human health research in the watershed.
Read MoreRecently published research co-authored by Texas Water Resources Institute and Oklahoma Water Resources Center scientists shows how small land management changes can improve local waterways.
Read MoreA Texas Watershed Steward workshop on water quality related to the Middle Yegua Creek watershed will be held Sept. 26 in Giddings.
Read MoreThe award recognized a direct-mail campaign educating residents about livestock grazing management practices and septic tank maintenance activities that help protect local water quality.
Read MoreWildfires are a natural phenomenon that can have regenerative properties for ecosystems. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, these fires have become more severe and harmful to vegetation, wildlife and water due to climate change.
Read MoreDepending on where you turn on the tap, water can taste different. That doesn’t necessarily mean there is anything to be concerned about.
Read MorePrivate well owners can get their water tested and learn about well maintenance at a series of "Well Informed" and "Well Educated" events from the Texas Well Owner Network taking place in mid-June
Read MoreArbor Day is all about trees. But healthy trees and healthy forests do more than just clean the air. They also help keep our water clean.
Read MoreOver 2.2 million Texas homes and businesses depend on septic systems, but these can cause human health and water quality problems if they aren’t working right. Read more to learn ways to find potential funding aid for repairing or replacing failing systems.
Read MoreTap water is safe and available at home while going out to buy bottled water can put you at risk.
Read MoreWe recently published the Winter 2020 issue of our magazine, txH2O, highlighting the connection between water and health, including pathogens, poverty, PFAS and other water-health issues and developing potential solutions.
Read MoreTexas Water Resources Institute staff report positive results in one East Texas watershed and substantial progress in another while working with stakeholders and a team of university researchers and agency staff to improve water quality in the region’s many watersheds.
Read MoreAlmost every watershed coordinator in the state has now attended and benefited from the Texas Watershed Planning Program of the Texas Water Resources Institute.
Read MoreThe Texas Water Resources Institute is hosting a meeting Nov. 7 in Victoria for anyone interested in becoming involved in a partnership to improve and protect water quality in the Garcitas and Arenosa Creek watersheds.
Read MoreThe Texas Well Owner Network is conducting two Well Educated trainings in West Texas and a sampling screening campaign in August.
Read MoreThe Texas Water Resources Institute is hosting a meeting Aug. 16 in Victoria for anyone interested in becoming involved in a partnership to improve and protect water quality in the Garcitas Creek and Arenosa Creek watersheds.
Read MoreThe Texas Water Resources Institute is hosting a meeting Aug. 23 in Belton for anyone interested in joining a partnership to improve and protect water quality in the Big Elm Creek watershed.
Read MoreFor more than a decade, the Texas Bacterial Source Tracking Program has improved the identification process for bacterial pollution sources in watersheds across Texas to help restore water quality and protect human health, according to a Texas Water Resources Institute official.
Read MoreWater quality monitoring on the Navasota River.
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