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Calendar of Texas Riparian Events 2008 Through July 31. Rivers of Texas exhibition of photos, manuscripts, and artifacts from Texas writers who have published work about the state rivers. At the Southwestern Writers Collection at Texas State University. March 25-28. Texas Water Conference in San Antonio, TX. Hosted by the Water Environment Association of Texas and the Texas Section of AWWA. More information at Texas Water Conference March 26. Dr. Sylvia Earle will speak at Texas State University as part of the university year-long Common Experience program. Named Time Magazinefirst Hero for the Planet, Dr. Earle work focuses on marine ecosystems with special emphasis on exploration and the development and use of new technologies for accessing remote environments. For more information, see Common Experience April 9. NPDES Storm Water and TMDL Programs Nuts and Bolts Workshop in Conroe, TX will present general and technical information about permit requirements, implementation, and funding. Hosted by The River Systems Institute, Texas State University-San Marcos, TCEQ, and HGAC. For more information, contact Eric Mendelman at 512-245-1409 or em20@txstate.edu. April 28-30. The River Systems Institute hosts Climate Change Impacts on Texas Water in Austin, TX. It is co-hosted by Texas Water Resources Institute at A&M, Environmental Sciences Institute and Jackson School of Geosciences at UT, GBRA, LCRA, NOAA, USGS, and Magnolia Charitable Trust. For more information, call 512-754-9179 or visit River Systems Institute August 8-10. The joint conference of the Texas Society for Ecological Restoration, Native Prairies Association of Texas and the Texas Riparian Association to be held, August 8-10, 2008 in August 8-10. The 2008 TRA Annual Meeting at San Antonio River Authority, San Antonio Texas - Friday September 19 930am-3pm Free! All are invited! Click here to see 2008 Annual Meeting Announcement October 7-9. Flow 2008: Interdisciplinary Solutions to Instream Flow Problems in San Antonio, TX. Sponsored by Instream Flow Council and Texas Parks and Wildlife. Info at: Instream Flow Council |
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