The USIBWC's Texas Clean Rivers Program (USIBWC CRP) is responsible for collecting water quality data throughout the Texas portion of the Rio Grande Basin. The Texas Clean Rivers Program (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. The program uses a watershed management approach to identify and evaluate water quality issues, establish priorities for corrective actions, and work to implement those actions.
Study Area
Locate IBWC stream gages, data and other useful map information using the USIBWC GIS Interactive Map page. |
Monitoring Station Data
View a list by segment of monitoring stations in the Rio Grande basin. Click on the station ID number to download an Excel format file that contains all of the available water quality data for that station from 1995 to present. |
Publications
View Clean Rivers Program Basin Reports, outreach publications, and special study reports |
Participation
Learn about the Clean River Program Basin Advisory Committee |
Calendar / Current Activities
Learn about upcoming events and current activities of the Clean Rivers Program |
Partner Links
Access links to the Clean Rivers Program partners and planning agencies, and links for data and resources |
Adopt-a-River
Information about USIBWC's Adopt-a-River cleanup program to promote a clean Rio Grande. |
Scientific Research Portal
Find scientific research being conducted in the Rio Grande Basin and find GIS data |
Photo Gallery
See pictures of past CRP events. |
About CRP
Introduction to the Texas Clean Rivers Program and contact information. |
