Dalworth Soil and Water Conservation District

08/19/2026

Education saves lives! Be careful out there.

🛑 Know your markers, protect your passengers.
Waterway buoys aren't just decorations, they are vital navigation signs that keep you clear of shallow waters, hidden hazards, and oncoming traffic. Level up your captain skills by signing up for a boating safety course today!

Safe boating starts with preparation. 🛥️

08/19/2026

Holy guacamole, y'all. Not even 9:00 am and it is almost 90°! Stay cool when you can and keep hydrated!

Currently across the region...

08/14/2026

08/14/2026

Be on the lookout for these Texas critters! Have you seen any of these before?

07/29/2026

Register to visit Craig Turley at his farm to see some innovative practices at work and connect with the farming community!

https://agriliferegister.tamu.edu/ereg/newreg.php?eventid=886900&

07/28/2026

Please read and put into action. We want all of our Texans to stay cool and safe.

Everyone is at risk from the dangers of extreme heat, but these groups are more vulnerable than most. Age and certain conditions make the body less able to regulate temperature. Learn more at: weather.gov/heat

Update relayed from US National Weather Service Brownsville/Rio Grande Valley Texas

07/22/2026

Everyone be safe out there. Stay as cool as/when you can, stay hydrated, and use any sun protection you have.

*sweats*

07/15/2026

The TSSWCB Philosophy reflects the principles that guide our work every day; integrity, accountability, voluntary stewardship, and a shared responsibility to conserve Texas' natural resources for future generations.

Together with Texas' Soil and Water Conservation Districts, landowners, and conservation partners, we remain dedicated to protecting the soil, water, and working lands that make our state strong. 🌱🤝

07/14/2026

If you are interested in or have attended a meeting about the Eagle Mountain Lake Watershed Protection Plan, you can find the draft of it by going to www.trwd.com/watersheds. You will need to scroll until you hit the page headed "Eagle Mountain Lake Watershed Protection Plan". You may submit any questions or comments to Kate Zielke at [email protected] by July 20, 2026.

Watershed Protection Plans (WPPs) are stakeholder-driven strategies to address local water quality issues, such as pollutant sources, practices that address these sources, and coordinating an approach to carry out water quality protection and restoration efforts. WPPS are developed or are currently....

07/14/2026

Be safe out there, folks. Respect water and its power. It only takes a few inches to change lives.

Ankle-deep moving water can be enough to cause drivers to lose control of their vehicles. During rainfall across Texas this week, pay attention to the weather and drive to conditions. Check DriveTexas.org for current information.