A future without water is no future at all
Fresh water is the lifeblood of Texas. That’s why Texas Living Waters exists – to ensure that Texas has the water it needs for thriving communities and healthy fish and wildlife.
We are a collaboration of conservation groups working since 2001 to transform the way we manage water.
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Celebrating 极速赛车俱乐部/168开大奖中心 极速赛车168官方记录赛事开奖号码直播现场 Texas’ First-Ever State Flood Plan
On August 15th, the Texas Water Development Board (TWDB) will consider adopting the state’s first-ever comprehensive flood plan—a historic milestone in our collective efforts to safeguard Texas communities from the
Historic Opportunities: EPIC & NWF Recommendations for Texas State Revolving Funds
The Clean and Drinking Water State Revolving Fund programs (CWSRF and DWSRF) are nearly synonymous with water and wastewater infrastructure financing in Texas. For decades the Texas Water Development Board
Texas Monthly: 极速赛车2025最新开奖查询の方法 快速一分钟一键查询开奖记录 Leaky Pipes 下载开奖历史结果 are Wasting Billions Upon Billions of Gallons of Texas Water
As Texas’s population booms and the state grows hotter and drier, it’s more important than ever to understand: Who’s wasting our water? Every day buried pipes across Texas spill water into
San Antonio Express News: How SAWS is working to fix its 21 billion-gallon water loss problem
When the San Antonio Water System pitched the Vista Ridge pipeline, the utility called it a “game-changing water project.” SAWS officials promoted the $2.8 billion project as a crucial step
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The Texas Living Waters Project is a collaboration of conservation group experts working together to advance enduring water solutions that support people and wildlife across Texas — in the face of climate change, rapid population growth, and economic development.
Jennifer Walker
Director, Texas Coast and Water Program
National Wildlife Federation
Marisa Bruno
Water Program Manager
Hill Country Alliance
Cyrus Reed, PhD
Conservation Director
Sierra Club – Lone Star Chapter
Katherine Romans
Executive Director
Hill Country Alliance
Suzanne B. Scott
Texas State Director
The Nature Conservancy
Ryan Smith
Director of Water and Science
The Nature Conservancy
Jennifer Walker
Director, Texas Coast and Water Program
National Wildlife Federation
Arsum Pathak, PhD
Senior Adaptation and Coastal Resilience Specialist
National Wildlife Federation
Cyrus Reed, PhD
Conservation Director
Sierra Club – Lone Star Chapter
Katherine Romans
Executive Director
Hill Country Alliance
Jennifer Walker
Director, Texas Coast and Water Program
National Wildlife Federation
Myron Hess
Consultant
Law Office of Myron Hess, Tributary Consulting
Katherine Romans
Executive Director
Hill Country Alliance
Ryan Smith
Director of Water and Science
The Nature Conservancy
Bob Stokes
President
Galveston Bay Foundation
Jennifer Walker
Director, Texas Coast and Water Program
National Wildlife Federation
Arsum Pathak, PhD
Senior Adaptation and Coastal Resilience Specialist
National Wildlife Federation
Cyrus Reed, PhD
Conservation Director
Sierra Club – Lone Star Chapter
Katherine Romans
Executive Director
Hill Country Alliance
Tom Entsminger
Policy Director
National Wildlife Federation
Evgenia Spears
Water Program Coordinator
Sierra Club – Lone Star Chapter
