Urban stream restoration can unite a community, reduce runoff pollution, mitigate flooding, provide wildlife refuge and help preserve our life-giving creeks....
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One Water promotes the management of all water within a specific geography — drinking water, wastewater, stormwater and greywater — as a single resource....
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Livestock management techniques like multi-paddock grazing can help create healthy soil and water - a win for everybody....
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This Task Force is collaborating to understand the extend of damages from Hurricane Harvey, as well as to figure out what needs to happen next for recovery....
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Many questions are still unanswered, but early observations suggest the rapid and extensive water quality changes after Harvey had an impact on dolphins....
Read More"Every one of us during the course of a year can take a child outdoors, can put a child in the water, teach him how to fish, take him canoeing."...
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This gentle stretch of the San Marcos River is perfect for beginners or paddlers looking for a calm river respite. Its course is peaceful and smooth, with just enough small riffles to get a modest adrenaline rush every half mile or so. ...
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Conservation is key to keeping water rates as low as possible because it eliminates or delays the need for expensive investments....
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Existing wetlands are one of many important tools in the watershed management toolbox, and the Katy Prairie wetlands are an exceptional example of this tool....
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Thanks to strategies like water conservation, Texas cities are using 21% less water than they were in 2000....
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