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TWRI News is our monthly electronic newsletter that publishes timely information about science-based research and community-supported solutions in Texas.
The Water Resources Training Newsletter provides periodic updates of upcoming trainings on riparian and stream restoration, watershed protection planning, geographic information systems, remote sensing technology, computer simulation models and other water resource issues.
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Petronila and San Fernando Creeks Watershed Planning, Mid and Lower Cibolo Creek Partnership, Medina River Watershed, Middle Yegua Creek Watershed, Little Bay Watershed, Thompsons Creek Watershed, Proctor Lake Watershed, Big Elm Creek Watershed, Davidson Creek Watershed
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