The U.S. and Mexico are conducting an ecological experiment by releasing water downstream from the Morelos Dam near Yuma, Ariz., into the Colorado River delta, according to a report in the science journal Nature. Full Story
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The Texas Water Development Board's Water Data for Texas website now includes groundwater data. Full Story
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The Texas Wild Rice Festival will be held in San Marcos on April 11-12 and will feature a bike ride, music, art and screenings of films about the San Marcos River. Full Story
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Disposing of fats, oils and grease (FOG) in the sewer system can clog pipes and cause untreated wastewater to back up into homes and businesses. Full Story
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The paddlefish, whose once-abundant population in Caddo Lake was almost extinguished, is being reintroduced to the lake in a collaborative experiment involving private, state and federal agencies. Full Story
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Doug Shaw, the Texas Water Development Board's first agricultural and rural Texas ombudsman, is helping to spread the word to rural communities about the new State Water Implementation Fund for Texas, for which the board is developing rules. Full Story
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The first Texas Water Symposium of 2014, featuring a conversation between Hill Country landowners and water experts about the the Pedernales River, will be held in Fredericksburg on March 20. Full Story
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The Resource Institute is sponsoring the Southwest Stream Restoration Conference, to be held May 28-30 in San Antonio. Full Story
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A new geometric method of analyzing river boundaries allows scientists not only to reconstruct past landscapes but to predict landscapes of the future. Full Story
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Kayakers and canoeists around the state are being invited to join the Texas Stream Team, a citizen science program that has been monitoring water quality in Texas waterways for 23 years. Full Story
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