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Water Resources
Published in Texas Parks and Wildlife Magazine, July 2009
Land-Based Water Conservation and Water Yield Practices: Monitoring Strategies
Water Resources
Study submitted to Region L South Central Texas Regional Water Planning Group
Study by: Texas A&M Institute of Renewable Natural Resources and Grazingland Management Systems, Inc.
Sponsored by: Texas Wildlife Association Foundation
Influence of Conservation Practices on Water Yield
Water Resources
Study submitted to Region L South Central Texas Regional Water Planning Group
Study by: Texas A&M Institute of Renewable Natural Resources and Grazingland Management Systems, Inc.
Sponsored by: Texas Wildlife Association Foundation
Linking Water Conservation and Natural Resource Stewardship in the Trinity River Basin
Water Resources
Published by: Texas AgriLife Extension Services
