Did you know Texas ranks third to Florida and Louisiana in alligator population? These rampant reptiles are more common than you might think in areas of the Brazos River basin. Rough estimates hold that Southeast Texas is home to some 500,000 gators. Click the image to learn more.
Understanding why, when, and how the BRA moves water can help you manage your risks on the Brazos River Basin’s rivers, lakes, and tributaries. Click the image to listen to the latest podcast episode where BRA experts talk about the science behind river releases.
As we head into the spring rainy season, you’ll want to bookmark this site that reports river flows, lake levels and rainfall within the Brazos River Basin. Click the photo to learn how to plan for recreation and monitor potential flooding.
A new report details water consumption over the past year, breaking down how much water is used and where it is used across the Brazos River Basin. Click the photo to see the details mapping water demand.
Colton Adkins works to protect the Brazos River Authority’s network of pipelines so those who depend on the water it provides don’t go without. Click the image to learn how Adkins plays an integral role in the BRA’s efforts.
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