A Watershed Protection Plan for Cedar Bayou

A Watershed Protection Plan provides a better understanding of the sources of water pollution and what area governments, individuals, community groups, and business and industry can do to improve water quality. Cedar Bayou is a tributary to the Galveston Bay system, thus any sources of contamination potentially impact a wide range of economic and ecological interests even beyond their watershed of origin.

Growing Green Meeting a Success!

Thanks to everyone who came out to our first Growing Green meeting for agricultural producers and rural landowners. We hope you enjoyed the presentations, and urge you to follow up with the various organizations represented there if you are interested in hearing more about assistance and resources for your property.

If you weren’t able to make the meeting, please check out the presentations in our Project Documents page, which are full of useful information.

Please contact us with any questions you may have about your property and we will do our best to put you in touch with the resources you need.

General Questions, Cedar Bayou Watershed Partnership – Justin Bower, 713-499-6653, justin.bower@h-gac.com
Water Quality Management Plans – Brian Koch, 979-532-9496, bkoch@tsswcb.texas.gov
Feral Hogs, AgriLife Extension programs – Mark Tyson, 979-845-4698, mark.tyson@ag.tamu.edu
Financial Incentive programs of the USDA NRCS – David Manthei, 409-267-3581, david.manthei@tx.usda.gov

Around the Watershed

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Links

Development of a Watershed Protection Plan for Cedar Bayou
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Cedar Bayou Watershed Overview
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Texas Stream Team volunteers help monitor water quality
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Friends of Cedar Bayou United
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Take Care of Texas
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Keep Texas Beautiful
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How Can I Get Involved?
The first step to protecting and improving your water quality is awareness. Click here to join our mailing list and learn more about the Watershed Protection Plan for Cedar Bayou.