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Read July's Conservation Matters

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Conservation Matters is published by the Texas Water Resources Institute and the Texas A&M Natural Resources Institute. 
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TWRI publishes 2020 Annual Report
The Texas Water Resources Institute has published its latest Annual Report, focusing on accomplishments and project highlights during the 2020 pandemic. Read more.
Calling all landowners: A two-minute survey about longleaf pine
To amplify our restoration impacts in East Texas, we developed a short survey to learn more about how we can best serve possible landowner partners. Read more.
Rio Grande farmers have a unique relationship with irrigation technology
Researchers at the Texas Water Resources Institute recently completed a phase of research in the Rio Grande Coordinated Agriculture Project. The effort looked at area farmers’ use of scientific irrigation scheduling technology and what prevents some from adopting it. Read more.
Leopold Live! Chapter 2: Wildlife valuation 101 recap
Leopold Live is back! We have officially premiered our first episode of Leopold Live!: Chapter 2 with our incredible partners at Selah, Bamberger Ranch Preserve, and we truly enjoyed connecting with you again as we embarked on this next part of this series. Read more.
Meet a scientist: Stephanie deVilleneuve
Stephanie deVilleneuve is a water and soil scientist and research associate at Texas Water Resources Institute. Read more.  
Private Land Stewardship Academies: Wildlife Management
We're building a community of practice around land stewardship where you can click, open, explore, shuffle and share the content to save and use as you need it. We're excited to share the second of four collections with you—on deck: Wildlife Management. Read more.
Upcoming riparian and stream ecosystem trainings in September
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ALRI celebrates landmark year with 2020 Range-wide Accomplishment Report
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In case you missed it: Texas Water Development Board adopts 2022 State Water Plan
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A new perspective on Texas phenology
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Texas Water Journal publishes new article in Volume 12
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txH2O highlight: Less is more
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Events
Previously listed events may be canceled or postponed to comply with Texas A&M University and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) directives designed to protect public health.
Big Elm Creek
water quality meeting, 
July 28, 2021, Temple
Texas A&M Beef
Cattle Short Course, 
August 2-4, 2021, College Station
Texas Watershed
Planning Short Course, 
September 27-30, 2021, Bandera
University land, water & wildlife news we are reading
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TWRI and NRI work together to foster and communicate research and educational outreach programs focused on water and natural resources science and management issues in Texas and beyond. TWRI and NRI are part of Texas A&M AgriLife Research, the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service and the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at Texas A&M University.

Conservation Matters publishes timely information about water and natural resources news and research at universities and organizations in Texas. If you have information for possible inclusion in Conservation Matters, please contact Kerry Halladay at kerry.halladay@ag.tamu.edu. All submissions may be edited for grammar and style.

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As a program manager for partnerships for the Texas A&M Natural Resources Institute, Brittany works with our partners to build strategies to grow the recognition and use of sound science, expanding conversations around co…

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