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The Meadows Center fulfills its mission by integrating activities across four pillars of action: research, leadership, education and stewardship. Our work in each of these pillars begins at Spring Lake – one of the largest artesian springs in the world – and ripples outward across Texas and beyond.

Learn more: https://www.meadowscenter.txst.edu/

Recent Submissions

  • Brazos River Below Possum Kingdom Lake Data Report 

    Texas Stream Team (2010-11)

    The purpose of this report is to provide analysis of data collected by Texas Stream Team volunteers. The data presented in this report should be considered in conjunction with other relevant water quality reports prepared ...

  • Preliminary Assessment: Evaluation of Management Practices for Environmentally Sensitive Golf Courses 

    Bray, Stacy (2010-12)
    This preliminary research study was developed for golf courses located in sensitive areas. The report is also intended for use as an educational tool for other golf courses to understand and implement environmental ...
  • Canadian River Watershed Data Report 

    Texas Stream Team (2010-04)
    Currently, Texas Stream Team is working with various public and private organizations to facilitate data and information sharing. One component of this process includes interacting with watershed stakeholders at CRP steering ...
  • Large-Scale Composting System as a Means of Controlling Water Hyacinth, Eichhornia crasspipes 

    Abbott, Michael; Cade, Tina (2008-02)

    The water hyacinth, Eichhornia crasspipes, is a native of the Amazon River, but has become a significant aquatic weed problem in the United States. It is found in all major river systems in the U.S. The problems caused ...

  • Economic Activity Associated with Wildlife Observation Along the Texas Gulf Coast 

    Charles, Joni S. J. (2005-02)
    This report focuses on estimating the economic activity1 associated with wildlife observation2 in Sabine Lake/Sabine-Neches Estuary, Galveston Bay/Trinity-San Jacinto Estuary, Matagorda Bay/Lavaca-Colorado Estuary, San ...
  • Reclaimed Water Use for Irrigation of Texas Golf Courses 2008 

    Dixon, Richard W.; Ray, Daniel J. (Plant Management Network, 2008-05)
    Reclaimed water is proving to be a beneficial source of irrigation water for golf courses around the world. To gain a better perspective of issues associated with reclaimed water use, 487 golf course superintendents in ...
  • Precipitation and Evaporation Trends in Texas 

    Dixon, Richard W.; Moore, Todd W. (2009-05)
    No abstract prepared.
  • Collaboration Assessment: Water Projects in the Texas Rio Grande Valley 

    Estaville, Lawrence; Caldwell, Sally; Brown, Brock (2007-06)

    Collaboration is a process of people, groups, or organizations working together to reach agreed upon goals. It is a concept about which public and private organizations with a wide diversity of objectives wish to aspire ...

  • Part IV Irrigation Water Management Issues for Texas Golf Courses Executive Summary 

    Sansom, Andrew; Dixon, Richard W. (2005-06)

    Reclaimed water is proving to be a beneficial source of irrigation water for golf courses around the world. To gain a better perspective of issues associated with reclaimed water use, 487 golf course superintendents in ...

  • Ecological Characterization of the Rio Grande Fish Assemblages in Big Bend and Lower Canyon Areas 

    Heard, Thomas C.; Runyan, Dennis T.; Fordham, Rebecca K. Marfurt; Bean, Megan Gardiner; Bonner, Timothy H. (2008-01)

    Proposed objectives of this study were to quantify the current fish assemblage, to assess historical changes in the fish assemblage, to determine spatial and seasonal trends in the fish assemblage, to assess patterns ...

  • Reclaimed Water Use for Irrigation on Texas Golf Courses 

    Ray, Daniel J. (2007-10)
    Water is a valuable resource which becomes more precious as demand for fresh water increases. With increasing urban populations and diminishing sources of fresh, potable water, management practices must adapt to the new ...
  • Technical and Educational Assistance to Groundwater Conversation Districts in Texas 

    Abbott, Michael (2010-05)
    The purpose of this project is to provide education and technical assistance to the staff and board members of the GCDs in Texas. In collaboration with the Texas Alliance of Groundwater Districts, the River Systems ...
  • Dickinson Bayou Watershed Data Report 

    Texas Stream Team (2010-08)
    Information collected by Texas Stream Team volunteers utilizes a TCEQ and EPA approved quality assurance project plan (QAPP) to ensure data are correct and accurately reflects the environmental conditions being monitored. ...
  • Lake Texana Data Report 

    Texas Stream Team (2010-12)

    The purpose of this report is to provide analysis of data collected by Texas Stream Team volunteers. The data presented in this report should be considered in conjunction with other relevant water quality reports prepared ...

  • Data Collection and Analysis for the Spring Lake-Sink Creek Watershed Report 

    Nowlin, Weston H.; Schwartz, Benjamin F. (2012)
    The purpose of this report is to provide information on spatial and temporal variability in water quality in the Upper San Marcos River under both baseflow and stormflow conditions, and to compare water quality under these ...
  • Cypress Creek Project Watershed Characterization 

    Vogl, Adrian L.; Pinchback, Jason R.; Lavender, Vanessa; Downing, Misty (2010-08)
    The Cypress Creek Project is a coalition of voluntary efforts of community stakeholders, coordinated with technical and research assistance provided by River Systems Institute. The main goal for this project is to ensure ...
  • Sulphur River Watershed Data Report 

    Texas Stream Team (2010-05)
    This data summary report includes general basin volunteer monitoring activity, general water quality descriptive statistics, tables and graphs, and comparisons to stream standards as determined by the Texas Commission ...
  • Learning Urban Watersheds 

    Texas Stream Team (2007-12)
    The Learning Urban Watersheds project was funded through a $15,412 U.S. EPA Environmental Education Grant that was awarded September 20, 2005. An additional $19,642 in collaborative funds was contributed through local ...
  • Economic Activity Associated with Recreational Fishing Along the Texas Gulf Coast 

    Charles, Joni S. J. (2005-02)
    This report focuses on estimating the economic activity1 associated with recreational fishing in Sabine Lake/Sabine-Neches Estuary, Galveston Bay/Trinity-San Jacinto Estuary, Matagorda Bay/Lavaca-Colorado Estuary, San ...
  • Joe's Creek Data Report 

    Texas Stream Team (2010-11)

    The purpose of this report is to provide analysis of data collected by Texas Stream Team volunteers. The data presented in this report should be considered in conjunction with other relevant water quality reports prepared ...

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