About this Event
Restoring Texas Water Futures is an in-person event for the local community to connect around water challenges and restoration in Texas.
Across Texas, droughts, floods, groundwater depletion, and land subsidence threaten homes, livelihoods, communities, and the water systems their futures depend on. This Saturday, November 14, join Dr. Rajendra Singh, whose work helping communities in India restore rivers, groundwater, and livelihoods earned him the 2015 Stockholm Water Prize and the 2001 Ramon Magsaysay Award.
Join the field walk and conversation
- 9:00 AM — Field Walk: Bird Bluff Trail, Roy G. Guerrero Park
- 11:00 AM — Community Conversation: Circle Acres Nature Preserve, Outdoor Classroom
Together, we’ll connect Dr. Singh’s experience with local restoration work. Your participation can help identify communities and watersheds where action is needed, bring together people with the knowledge, authority, relationships, and resources to make a lasting difference, and explore the community, scientific, legal, policy, and financial commitments needed to sustain that work.
Event venue & nearby stays
Bird Bluff Trail, 396 Grove Boulevard, Austin, United States
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