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Event: "Keeping Rivers Flowing: Innovative Strategies to Protect and Restore Rivers" Webinar

A webinar sponsored by the Sierra Club's Lone Star Chapter, the National Wildlife Federation and the Meadows Center for Water and the Environment will be held May 29.

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The Brazos River as it flows past Glen Rose on Aug. 2, 2013. Drought conditions have led to a significant decrease in water levels in the river. Use of the river by cattle farmers along its route is another factor leading to a decrease in water quality and shore erosion is.
Credit: Gabriel Cristóver Pérez

What: Webinar titled "Keeping Rivers Flowing: Innovative Strategies to Protect and Restore Rivers," second of a three-part series on strategies to ensure the future health of rivers, bays and estuaries in Texas.

Who: The series is sponsored by the Sierra Club's Lone Star Chapter, the National Wildlife Federation and the Meadows Center for Water and the Environment at Texas State University. Presenters: 
Myron Hess, National Wildlife Federation; 
Mary Kelly, Parula LLC; and 
Russell Schnitzer, Trout Unlimited.  

When: Thursday, May 29, 2-3 pm

Where: Register here for the webinar.

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