The view from Palacios: Takeaways from an environmental gathering on Matagorda Bay
Matagorda Bay is sometimes described as Texas’s “forgotten bay,” but those who care about its future are not alone.
December 17, 2018
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Water Heroes: How Deborah & Emry use cattle to heal the land
The Birdwell & Clark Ranch is living proof that livestock management can change watershed health.
May 10, 2018
Water heroes: Dr. Andrew Sansom wants you to put a kid on the river
“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.”
January 3, 2018
Top things to know about using PACE Financing for water-efficiency projects
Here at the Texas Livings Waters Project, we focus on the efficient use of water in our communities so that there is enough water in our creeks, rivers, and lakes
July 27, 2017
My Living Waters: Janice Bezanson’s niche in saying ‘no’ to reservoirs and ‘yes’ to wise water use
Little Cypress Reservoir. Waters Bluff Lake. Fastrill, Red River and Dimple reservoirs. There’s a reason you’ve likely never heard of these man-made lakes – they were never built. And the
July 24, 2017
Are off-channel reservoirs the environmentally-friendly water storage solution we’ve been searching for?
Many of us have fond memories of spending time swimming, boating and fishing in Texas’ lakes. From Lake Livingston in East Texas, to Lake Travis in the Hill Country or
May 17, 2017
My Living Waters: Dianne Wassenich’s lifelong mission to protect the San Marcos River
You’ll find the city of San Marcos – aptly nicknamed San Marvelous – nestled in-between Austin and San Antonio, where life seems to revolve around two things: Texas State University
May 1, 2017