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.
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.
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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...
H-GAC gathers and compiles water quality data and related information as requested by the State. The data and information compiled by H-GAC will become part of the State WQMP after completion of its public participation process. More...
Access River Authorities, TCEQ Water Quality resources, and other helpful links. More...
H-GAC's Clean Rivers Program Steering Committee fulfills two key roles. It serves as the primary forum for discussion of various water quality issues raised through the assessment process and it advises staff on all administrative matters related to the Clean Rivers Program More...
Clean Rivers Program assessment bases in the H-GAC region. Review land cover classification codes More...
Look at Regional QAPPs and Surface Monitoring Data. Use our "Water Resources Information Map" to access water quality data.
More...Watershed protection plans are intended to provide the framework to restore water quality in impaired waters and to protect water quality in waters adversely affected or threatened by point source and nonpoint source pollution. More...
View publications, brochures, and studies related to water quality and pollution. Find your watershed. More...