The Texas Watershed Steward Program is a free, educational workshop designed to help residents improve their water resources by getting involved in local watershed protection and management activities.
The workshop will provide an overview of water quality and watershed management in Texas, including best management practices local stakeholders may use to help improve and protect water quality. Free continuing education credits will be offered for a wide variety of professional disciplines.
Topics covered include:
- Introduction to Watershed Science in Texas
- Point and Nonpoint Sources of Pollution
- Water Quality Law and Policy in Texas
- How Can We Help?
- Urban Best Management Practices
- Rural Best Management Practices
For questions about the event, please contact Michael Kuitu at michael.kuitu@ag.tamu.edu
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Want to make a difference in your community? Join us in picking up litter in the Geronimo and Alligator Creeks Watershed.
Free breakfast tacos, event t-shirts, and coffee provided!
Before the Event
Please register to participate in this event! You can preregister by using the online form found below.
Safety Video
Watershed Coordinator Contact Information
Annalee Epps
979-321-5921
annalee.epps@ag.tamu.edu
Cleanup Liability and Photo Release Form
Register with the Microsoft Form
Save the Date for the Lone Star Healthy Streams Program- September 12!
Join us for a FREE educational event in Seguin. Learn about feral hog management, brush control, grazing practices, and landowner water quality planning from local and state experts! This FREE program will include a catered breakfast, lunch, and 3 TDA CEUs.
Registration is REQUIRED and can be completed by calling the Guadalupe County AgriLife Extension Office at 830-303-3889.
The Lone Star Healthy Streams Program provides education on the connection between grazing practices and water quality management. Find more information at lshs.tamu.edu!
Join us in cleaning up our watershed and making a difference in your community. Volunteers receive free breakfast tacos, coffee, and event swag. More details coming soon!
Come by the Comal County Extension Office and tour the demonstration gardens, enjoy activities for children and adults, speakers on various topics, and drop by the Geronimo and Alligator Creeks booth!
Learn about the biology and behavior of feral hogs and management techniques. Includes a trapping demonstration, Q&A with local experts, and two (2) Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) IPM CEUs.
For registration, the information can be sent to geronimo.alligator@tamu.edu.