Current News

A lot of people enjoying the Brazos River, its tributaries and reservoirs are learning more than planned about turbidity as the waterways before them look more like chocolate milk than a source of drinking water. Click the photo to learn more.

Naegleria fowleri - commonly referred to as the “brain-eating amoeba” – thrives in hotter weather and stagnant bodies of water. Take precautions this summer while enjoying the Brazos River to avoid primary amebic meningoencephalitis. To learn more, click the photo.

Sunny days are driving boaters out to the reservoirs to enjoy the area, but some wakeboarders aren’t following the law, causing property damage that they may be responsible for repairing. To learn more, click the photo.

Americans continue to use sinks and toilets to flush food, which results in costly damages. It’s not just grease that needs to be kept out of the sink. To read more, click the photo.

Brazos River Authority reservoirs provide many opportunities for adventure and relaxation. To learn more, click the photo.