The principal aim of the Texas Clean Rivers Program is to ensure safe, clean water supplies for the future of Texas - for drinking water needs, for industry, for irrigation, for recreation, for healthy ecosystems, and for all other uses of this most valuable State resource.
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H-GAC's Clean Rivers Program Steering Committee serves as the primary forum for discussion of various water quality issues and advises staff on administrative matters. More...
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The Texas Clean Rivers Act requires an ongoing assessment of water quality issues and management strategies statewide to guide Texas water resources policy and decision-making. More...
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Contact the Clean Rivers Program staff. Detailed contact data with e-mail address and phone. More...
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Look at Regional Quality Assurance Project Plans and Surface Monitoring Data. Use our "Water Resources Information Map" to access water quality data. More...
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Texas Stream Team is a network of trained volunteers and supportive partners working together to collect information about the natural resources of Texas. More...
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Clean Rivers Program assessment basins in the H-GAC region. Review land cover classification codes. More...
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Access River Authorities, TCEQ Water Quality resources, and other helpful links. More...
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Each year water quality management planning activities are summarized in a document entitled Gulf Coast Region Water Quality Management Program Update. More...
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Read our current studies and reports covering all areas of our Water Resources Program. More...
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Watershed Protection Plans are intended to provide a framework to restore water quality in impaired waters and to protect water quality in waters adversely affected by point and nonpoint source pollution. More...
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