Texas Clean Rivers Program

The International Boundary and Water Commission, U.S. Section (USIBWC) Texas Clean Rivers Program (CRP) is responsible for collecting water quality data throughout the Texas portion of the Rio Grande Basin. CRP is a state fee–funded program for water quality monitoring, assessment, and public outreach, and aims to maintain and improve the quality of water within each river basin in Texas through partnerships with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) and participating entities. More...

January 2013:
2012 Basin Highlights Report IS FINALIZED.
Please see the note relating to lab data
The Laredo Bacteria Special Study is Finalized.
Please check the calendar for the dates for the 2013 Coordinated Monitoring Meetings.

	Study Area Locate IBWC stream gages, data and other useful map information using the USIBWC GIS Interactive Map page. Also has static maps of the Rio Grande Basin	Monitoring Station Data View a list of monitoring stations by segment in the Rio Grande basin. Click on the station ID to view an Excel file with water quality data for that station from 1995 to present
	Calendar / Current Activities Learn about upcoming events and current activities of the Clean Rivers Program	Publications View the CRP Basin Reports, outreach publications, administrative docs, and QAPP
	Media Gallery See photos and videos of past CRP events and monitoring activities	Participation Learn about the CRP Basin Advisory Committee and ways to get involved
	Partner Links Access links to the Clean Rivers Program partners and planning agencies, and links for data and resources	Adopt-a-River Info about USIBWC's Adopt-a-River cleanup program to promote a litter-free Rio Grande
	Studies Info about Special Studies, scientific research being conducted in the basin, and GIS data	About the Rio Grande Introduction to the Rio Grande Basin
	About CRP Introduction to the Texas Clean Rivers Program and contact information.	What Can I do? Learn what you can do to protect the Rio Grande