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Learning more:
A healthy ecosystem reflects healthy water
Like a canary in a coal mine, a healthy natural ecosystem reflects the quality of water in an area.
The BRAs increasingly active environmental program researches and documents an array of issues that
reflect the quality and future of our drinking water. Now, this information is available in a new
section of the BRA website to help you understand that our health and future are closely tied to the
health of our environment.
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Dry and warm conditions to continue
After hot and dry weather blanketed most of Texas this past season, late summer storms brought needed drought relief to most of the Brazos River basin.
But what can Texas expect for the remainder of fall and the beginning of winter?
"Texas has been through a drought roller-coaster over the past year."
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New videos give glimpse into BRA environmental work
Get a close-up and personal view of BRA aquatic scientists diving for mussels, catching, measuring and identifying fish, and testing water samples across the Brazos River basin.
WATCH VIDEOS HERE
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Playing in creeks becomes a career
The Brazos River Authority environmental and compliance manager thrives on the challenges and expanded opportunities within the department.
With more than two decades of experience, this once BRA intern successfully leads the department, balancing multiple needs.
“Our organization is most fortunate to have a recognized leader in understanding environmental and water quality issues.”
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When the situation becomes salty
Too much salt can ruin a meal. What can it do to water? There's a new way to monitor the most common issue affecting water quality and water use in the main stem of the Brazos River.
"Will we ever see an event like that again? Probably. Eventually."
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Taking care of our river for years to come
Maintaining the water resources of the Brazos River requires a lot of work.
Thanks to the work of the Texas Clean Rivers Program in partnership with
the Brazos River Authority, water in the Brazos River basin is monitored closely.
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Get to Know the BRA via Video
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October Board of Directors Quarterly Board Meeting will again be held virtually
The Brazos River Authority Board of Directors quarterly meeting will be live-streamed at 9 a.m. Monday, Oct. 26.
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Views from across the Brazos River Basin
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We're hiring!
The most important asset of the BRA is our employees. We provide a substantial benefits package and competitive pay for positions throughout the Brazos River basin.
Check out this list of available positions.
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The Brazos Basin newsletter is produced by the Government & Customer Relations Department.
Central Office
4600 Cobbs Drive, Waco, TX 76710
P.O. Box 7555, Waco, TX 76714
Copyright October 2020
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