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#MyTexasRiver: How Dana Falconberry draws design inspiration from our waters
#MyTexasRiver is a movement that encourages individuals to share their water stories and highlights the importance of water conservation. It points out the divine impact of Texas waters through the eyes of multiple people, personalities, and lifestyles. As you follow

Seven ways to improve your score on the Texas Water Conservation Scorecard
Want to improve your utility’s Texas Water Conservation Scorecard score? Here’s how.

The simple app that helps Texans report pollution in Houston-Galveston waters
The Galveston Bay Foundation is putting the power to report water pollution back into the community’s hands with a new easy-to-use app called the Galveston Bay Action Network.

Is your water utility making progress with water conservation?
How a utility does or does not plan its water use and conservation programs directly impacts their residents’ quality of life.

Galveston Bay got a “C” on its 2018 report card
This past year, the Houston-Galveston region faced challenges new and old. Here’s how those challenges have impacted the Bay’s health.

Gargantuan, gnarly gar-fish… going, going, gone?
Despite their daunting appearance, alligator gar are no threat to people, but, unfortunately, people have turned out to be quite a threat to gar.

Rebuilding Houston: Considerations for communicating flood risk to the public
These ideas should be taken into consideration when we communicate with the public about flood risk to help them make more informed decisions.

Summer weather preview: For Texas summers, variety is good
To avoid weather extremes this summer, we need to see a healthy variety of sunny and rainy days this summer. Here’s what we’ve seen so far.
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