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    As a landowner living on the Lower San Antonio River near where it joins the Guadalupe River, Walter Womack has a special interest in preserving the river. In 2008 when he heard about a meeting to discuss the river, he knew he needed to attend. (Read more...)

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    The Texas Instream Flow and Environmental Flows Programs in place today are products that evolved from diverse perspectives and ever-advancing scientific approaches for examining flows of the state’s surface water. (Read more...)

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    Growing up in a rural area of north central Ohio, Dr. Kirk Winemiller often frequented a creek directly across the highway from his home. (Read more...)

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    One day a month, in communities all across Texas, groups composed of teachers, doctors, engineers, lawyers, students, and other interested citizens gather to learn about the local watershed and their role in protecting it. (Read more...)

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    With the goal of using agricultural best management practices to benefit both natural and financial resources, Dr. Mark McFarland hopes to impact the quality of Texans’ water while helping growers throughout the state. (Read more...)

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    How much water do you think you consume every day? You might initially consider the length of your daily shower, the time of day you run your sprinkler system, and how long the water runs while you brush your teeth. (Read more...)

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    With projected demands for future water supplies becoming more critical, understanding urban water needs more thoroughly is essential for accurate planning. (Read more...)

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    Scattered across Texas are almost 2,000 nondescript, earthen dams built on private land to protect property, roads, and bridges from flood damages. (Read more...)