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To celebrate Women’s History Month, the Brazos River Authority is highlighting some of the women that make the organization thrive. Melissa Anthony reflects on her career’s progression during her time at the BRA and what she loves doing outside of work. Click the photo to read more.

Nesting only in Texas' upper and central areas, the Golden-cheeked Warbler is one of the five endangered species known to occur in parts of the Brazos River basin. Click the photo to learn more about these beautiful birds and why they must be protected during their nesting season.

The BRA Lake Granbury Reservoir Manager reflects on those who helped her become who she is today, the path that brought her to the Lone Star State and Hood County, and rediscovering the piano. Click the photo to read more

Everything’s bigger in Texas. And sometimes that includes our weather events. Be prepared for the next flood with these tips. Click the photo to learn more.

March is Women’s History Month and the Brazos River Authority is celebrating by looking at some of the women that make the organization thrive. Susan Trammell reflects on her journey with the BRA and how she ended up in her current position as Records Management Officer. Click the photo to read more.