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Follow the path from bowl to treatment plant as the contents of the toilet journey through a complex procedure that mixes natural processes with modern technology. Click the photo to learn what happens after you flush.

Whether an issue involves water releases in the Brazos River basin, environmental concerns, boat registrations, hunting, fishing, or water diversion, there are different agencies responsible for making decisions. Click the photo to learn more about what the BRA and other agencies do for Texans.

The Brazos River Authority Board of Directors, at its regular bimonthly meeting, approved several contracts, including one for an external review of the Sterling C. Robertson Dam and one for improvements to a wastewater treatment plant. Click the photo for more.

There are many contaminants that can affect surface water in Texas. Many are human-made, but others can be naturally occurring – like algae. Click the photo to find out what algae live in the Brazos River basin and how it could affect you.

It's led a fairly reclusive life, leaving little research into its whereabouts. But this candidate for the Endangered Species list is believed to call the Brazos River basin home. Click the photo to learn more.