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2018 February Texas Water Source (archive)
2018 November 1 Texas Water Source (archive)
2018 November 15 Texas Water Source (archive)
2018 December 1 Texas Water Source (archive)
2018 December 15 Texas Water Source (Soil & Water) (archive)
2018 December 15 Texas Water Source (Stewardship Management Plans) (archive)
2018 December 29 Texas Water Source (archive)
2019 December Texas Water Source (archive)
2020 January Texas Water Source (archive)
2020 March Texas Water Source (archive)
2020 June Texas Water Source (archive)
2020 July Texas Water Source (archive)
2020 November Texas Water Source (archive)
2021 April Texas Water Source (archive)
2021 May Texas Water Source (archive)
2021 June Texas Water Source (archive)
2021 August Texas Water Source (archive)
2022 February Texas Water Source (archive)
Vol. VI Forest Landowner Briefings (archive)
Vol. VII Forest Landowner Briefings (archive)
Vol. VIII Forest Landowner Briefings (archive)
Vol. IX Forest Landowner Briefings (archive)
Vol. X Forest Landowner Briefings (archive)
Vol. XI Forest Landowner Briefings (archive)
Vol. XII Forest Landowner Briefings (archive)
Reports
TFS regularly monitors randomly selected forest operations
to evaluate the level of BMP implementation in Texas. Since 1991, overall BMP
implementation has increased by almost 20 percent to an all-time high of 94
percent in 2015.
TFS also conducted an intensive, highly
technological stream monitoring project designed to test the effectiveness
of BMPs in protecting water quality. Results showed that Texas BMPs, when
applied properly, are effective in protecting water
quality.
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