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Soil and Water Conservation Assistance
Overview
The Texas State Soil and Water Conservation Board (TSSWCB) was created in 1939, by the Texas Legislature to organize the state into soil conservation districts where there was a
Public Information and Education
Overview
The purpose of the public information/education program is to provide leadership and coordination of information/education programs relating to the agency and district programs,
Water Quality Management Plan
Overview
A water quality management plan (WQMP) is a site-specific plan developed through and approved by soil and water conservation districts for agricultural or silvicultural lands.
On The Ground Conservation Program
Overview
The On The Ground Conservation Program was created by Senate Bill 1118 during the 87th Texas Legislative Session and was signed into law by the Governor to be
Texas Nonpoint Source Management Program
Overview
The federal Clean Water Act (CWA) requires States to develop a program to protect the quality of water resources from the adverse effects of nonpoint source (NPS) water pollution
Water Supply Enhancement Program
Overview
Scarcity and competition for water have made sound water planning and management increasingly important.
Rio Grande Carrizo Cane Eradication Program
Overview
In order to help meet the Governor’s border security priorities, the 84th Texas Legislature, in 2015, directed the TSSWCB, through Senate Bill 1734, to develop and implement a pr
Invasive Species
Overview
Per HB 865:“Invasive species" means a species that is not native to an ecosystem and whose introduction to the ecosystem causes or is likely to cause economic harm, environme
Water Quality Complaint Resolution
Overview
The TSSWCB is responsible for investigating and resolving water quality complaints resulting from agricultural or silvicultural nonpoint sources (unregulated)
TSSWCB State Grants
Overview of TSSWCB State Grants
Section 403.0245, Government Code, requires a state agency that awards state grants in an amount greater than $25,000 make available to the public on their w