By Robert Mace, Chief Water Policy Officer at The Meadows Center for Water and the Environment SUMMARY: Rainfall deficits continue to afflict most of the state. La Niña is expected to fade into neutral conditions (La Nada) by the end of May;
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Cultivating Stewardship Through Nature Exploration
In 2017, I was named Chief Education Officer at The Meadows Center for Water and the Environment, overseeing educational and research efforts within the educational program at Spring Lake. I have over 25 years of experience developing, teaching and leading
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Connecting Texas Water Data Workshop
Texas’ public and private companies, organizations, and agencies have collected water data for different purposes and at different scales for many years. These data are scattered across multiple platforms with different standards, often making important data sets inaccessible or incompatible.
q&a+water: Peter Lake
Peter Lake, Chairman of the Texas Water Development Board What are your priorities as Chairman of the Texas Water Development Board? I was extremely honored when Governor Abbott designated me Chairman earlier this year. It’s a privilege
outlook+water: March 2018
By Robert Mace, Chief Science Officer at The Meadows Center for Water and the Environment SUMMARY Large areas in West Texas have received less than 10 percent of normal rainfall for the past 90 days. La Niña is expected to fade
