Save Water in 2025!

Already given up on your New Year’s resolutions? Challenge yourself to use less water than you did in 2024! Check out these easy ways to save all year long! 

Recognized Green Professionals for the Landscape

Looking for landscape or irrigation professionals?  Check out the Recognized Green Pros in this online directory! Upper Trinity is once again partnering with the Tarrant and Denton County AgriLife and the Tarrant Regional Water District to host the Green Pros program. Designed for landscape and irrigation professionals, the Green Pros program enhances their knowledge of sustainable landscape practices and the latest irrigation technologies that can help residents reduce outdoor water usage.

Check out the directory!

Compost for a Better Garden

Composting is a way to recycle food scraps, leaves and other organic waste instead of throwing in the trash.  Compost can be used as a fertilizer to build healthy soil in your garden, lawn or flower bed. Find out how to start composting from Texas A&M AgriLife Extension or Take Care of Texas.

Walk Your Dog Month

During Walk Your Dog Month (and all year long), remember to pick up your dog’s poo! You’ll not only be a good neighbor, but you’ll also be protecting the environment! Post a photo of you walking your dog and tag us - - we’ll send you some dog waste bags and bandana!!

Lake Ralph Hall Updates

The latest Lake Ralph Hall Project Update describes how five streams are springing to life thanks to Texas Mitigation Solutions, and how the North Sulphur River is being re-routed to allow completion of the dam construction.  Learn more about these and other projects at https://lakeralphhall.com/project-updates

IN THE NEWS

Now or Never: It’s Time to Address Water Scarcity (Texas Water Journal)

Turfgrass Field Day Showcases Field Advancements (Texas Water Resources Institute)

Farm and Ranch Lands Program Safeguards Millions in Water Conservation, Flood Prevention and Ag Productivity (Texas A&M NRI)

Why Texas Water Infrastructure is Struggling to Keep Up (Dallas Morning News)