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Students can learn about Texas’ water resources with Major Rivers

Students can learn about Texas’ water resources with Major Rivers

The future of Texas is water! The Brazos River Authority offers a free water curriculum to teachers throughout the Brazos River basin. Students learn about Texas’ precious resource with Major Rivers and his loyal horse Aquifer through the Major Rivers Program. Click the photo to learn more.

Students can learn about Texas’ water resources with Major Rivers
Get expert information with the BRA Speakers Bureau

Get expert information with the BRA Speakers Bureau

Do you have questions for the Brazos River Authority? Our staff is happy to speak to your community group! Learn more about the Speakers Bureau by clicking on the photo.

Get expert information with the BRA Speakers Bureau
BRA Board approves upcoming fiscal year budget

BRA Board approves upcoming fiscal year budget

BRA Board of Directors tackled budgets, bond refunding and capital projects including the Lake Limestone gate rehab project the at their quarterly meeting. To learn more, click the photo.

BRA Board approves upcoming fiscal year budget
Last month of summer events abound

Last month of summer events abound

Across the Brazos basin in August are a multitude of activities to enjoy, from balloon animals, snake myths and bird walks, to drag boat racing and star parties. Looking for something more educational? This list has it too. Click the photo for more.

Last month of summer events abound
Invasive plant stealing water, hurting ecosystem in upper basin

Invasive plant stealing water, hurting ecosystem in upper basin

A non-native Texas plant, dubbed a “game-changer,” has spread across millions of acres, including the upper Brazos basin, hurting wildlife and aquatic species. A joint effort is working toward addressing Saltcedar near Possum Kingdom Lake. Click the photo to learn more.

Invasive plant stealing water, hurting ecosystem in upper basin
Current Reservoir Levels
ReservoirElevation+/- ftDate/TimeRelease
Possum Kingdom*998.60-0.4008/18/19 07:30 AM 150 cfs
Granbury*692.47-0.2308/18/19 07:30 AM 16 cfs
Proctor1160.93-1.0708/18/19 07:30 AM
Whitney528.47-4.5308/18/19 07:15 AM
Aquilla536.64-0.8608/18/19 07:30 AM
Limestone*361.94-1.0608/18/19 07:45 AM 7 cfs
Belton593.90-0.1008/18/19 07:00 AM
Stillhouse621.73-0.2708/18/19 07:00 AM
Granger504.350.3508/18/19 07:00 AM
Georgetown787.32-3.6808/18/19 07:00 AM
Somerville242.644.6408/18/19 07:00 AM
*Brazos River Authority reservoir.
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The Brazos River Authority was created by the Texas Legislature in 1929 and was the first State agency in the United States created specifically for the purpose of developing and managing the water resources of an entire river basin. Today, the Authority's staff of 250 develop and distribute water supplies, provide water and wastewater treatment, monitor water quality, and pursue water conservation through public education programs.

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