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Texas Stream Team Featured on Under the Texas Sky Podcast

Our Texas Stream Team coordinates a group of trained citizen scientists who collect and sample water quality all over the state. Often, they are the ones who sound the alarm to state agencies charged with protecting our water resources. Texas Parks and Wildlife's Under the Texas Sky Podcast talked with #MC4Water's Jenna Walker to learn about the program's unique group of first responders who are taking their passion for water to a scientific level.

Rachel Sanborn Receives the 2020 Golden Secchi Disk Award Winner

In the realm of Texas Stream Team water quality monitoring, no one radiates more enthusiasm and dedication than Rachel Sanborn. From leading one of our biggest monitoring groups, the San Marcos River Rangers, to training over 456 citizen scientists, Rachel is an all-star ambassador for our program.

Texas Coastal Collaborative Project Kicks Off

Texas Stream Team works with communities across Texas to integrate stormwater management and non-point source pollution control. Over the past year, Texas Stream Team has worked to identify and collaborate with communities in regions that are especially vulnerable to the effects of NPS pollution.

Headwaters at the Comal Kick Off Monitoring Efforts in New Braunfels

The Comal River is said to be “the heart and soul of New Braunfels.” A new Texas Stream Team monitoring group was established at the Headwaters at the Comal earlier this year.

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Texas Stream Team Featured on Under the Texas Sky Podcast

Rachel Sanborn Receives the 2020 Golden Secchi Disk Award Winner

Texas Coastal Collaborative Project Kicks Off

Headwaters at the Comal Kick Off Monitoring Efforts in New Braunfels

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