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- PublicationThis publication is designed to inform readers about the threats of pharmaceuticals and personal care products on water quality and the steps to be taken to properly dispose of unwanted...
- PublicationWater conservation is a critical issue in Texas today. This publication explores the relationship between ecosystem health and land stewardship in the Trinity River Basin. It also describes how responsible...
- PublicationYou can make your landscape both beautiful and water-efficient by xeriscaping. Topics covered include planning, soil preparation, plant selection, maintenance, watering, irrigation systems, mulching and mowing. There are lists of...
- PublicationStudents will learn how energy from the sun changes the form and location of water and distributes heat around the planet-making life for everyone sustainable. This activity is suited for...
- ...programs are designed to help Texans manage wells and ensure well water quality, including conducting well water testing through the Texas Well Owner Network. Related Departments: Soil and Crop Sciences...
- Publication...permanent off-stream water supplies such as troughs or ponds. This publication lists the benefits, estimated costs, lifespans, and cost-share programs for the installation of these water supply systems. (2 Pages)...
- Publication...your property. A photo guide in this publication helps you determine the stability of stream banks and spot problems that might cause erosion and other water quality problems. (2 pages)...
- We have a variety of materials, resources and programs related to water conservation. With thanks to our statewide network of professional educators, trained volunteers, research partners and community collaborators, our...
- PublicationA water harvesting catchment collects and stores rainwater for livestock, fish, wildlife, recreation, or other purposes. This publication explains the benefits of these catchments to producers and to the environment....
- PublicationSeveral water lily-like species are native to Texas and can be found in lakes, ponds, pools, ditches, and slow streams. Most of these species are commonly confused with one another,...