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Through both the Texas Riparian and Stream Ecosystem Education Program and Urban Riparian and Stream Restoration Program, TWRI has partnered with the Texas Riparian Association, USDA – Natural Resources Conservation Service, Texas Parks and Wildlife and many other partners to provide and deliver educational programs about the nature and function of riparian zones and vegetation, their benefits, local technical resources and best management practices (BMPs) for protecting them. Through education, landowners and other citizens can improve their management of riparian and stream ecosystems, which will reduce nonpoint source pollution (NPS) and provide tremendous ecosystem service benefits and direct economic benefits to communities. The Listserv provides updates on trainings, conferences, grants, agency updates, research, job opportunities, and more!
Texas Riparian Listserv
The Riparian Listserv was created to encourage the exchange of information on riparian issues among the citizens of Texas. You do not need to be a member of TRA to subscribe. Notices about recent riparian research, conferences, training, and activities are posted almost daily. The list is a moderated list and all submissions require administrative approval before being posted to the List.
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