For TWRI research specialist Shaylynn Postma, a childhood passion for nature and science has led her to her current role ...
The Texas Water Resources Institute recently published the fall 2026 issue of txH 2 O magazine, focused on regenerative agriculture. This special edition of txH2O is entirely dedicated to a 5-year, ...
Traveling across Texas to monitor creeks, streams and rivers gives our water team plenty of opportunities to see something interesting. Whether it’s wildlife, unique plants or an unexpected sight ...
Texas A&M researchers use computer models to predict the long-term effects of regenerative agriculture practices ...
The Texas Water Journal has published a new article in Volume 17, titled “Precipitation Probability Distribution, Percent Runoff, and Trend Analysis for 25 Reservoir Basins in Texas from 1980 to 2019” ...
Research Specialist Amanda Tague and Program Specialist Anamika Das Kona travelled down to the coast this month to collect water measurements and samples for measuring levels of per- and ...
Regenerative agriculture practices help preserve soil and water resources for future generations of farmers. Yet, some ...
The Texas Water Resources Institute (TWRI) has awarded 2026-2027 Mills Endowment grants to six graduate students conducting water-related research at Texas A&M University. The grant recipients and ...
Participants bring soil from their own operations and spend the sessions evaluating its physical, chemical and biological ...
New project funded by a USDA-NRCS Conservation Innovation Grant will support soil health management systems in the Southern ...
Drawing on decades of regenerative farming experience, producers on the regenerative ag project’s advisory board help ...
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