Brazos Book Festival, Honoring John Graves May 18
The Water Report: "Construing Speculative Use"
TCEQ Rebuffs BRA: Submit a Plan
Report from the President (March 2011)
Golden Algae Fish Kill on Granbury Spreads Downriver!
Brazos River Cleanup Photos from April 2009
| The Brazos River Needs Your Help |
A whole river is mountain country and hill country and flat country and swamp and delta country, is rock bottom and sand bottom and weed bottom and mud bottom, is blue, green, red, clear, brown, wide, narrow, fast, slow, clean, and filthy water, is all the kinds of trees and grasses and all the breeds of animals and birds and man that pertain and have ever pertained to its changing shores... John Graves John Graves' SOA
#5851 Protest Letter (May 2005) The members of Friends of the Brazos River are concerned about restoring a sound ecological environment to the Brazos, especially between Lakes Possum Kingdom and Whitney. We invite you to join in our efforts... Several years ago, the Brazos River Conservation Coalition, a group of concerned landowners and citizens in North Texas, succeeded in passage of SB-1354 which created the John Graves Scenic Riverway in Parker and Palo Pinto Counties. The FBR seeks to extend those gains by working with the Brazos River Authority and State agencies (TPWD, TRDB, TCEQ) in obtaining minimum instream flows to ensure a healthy and sound ecological environment for the Brazos River, especially upstream of Lake Whitney. Sign up for FBR Email Notices (We will not share your address) Friends of the Brazos will:
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