Archive for August 2006
- Controlling Water-Thirsty Saltcedar
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Biological methods using imported leaf beetles are a hot topic
By Danielle Supercinski
Along the Rio Grande and Pecos River in Texas, saltcedar control methods vary from chemical to mechanical control. Biological control using leaf beetles, Diorhabda elongata, is a hot topic throughout these regions and other areas throughout Texas and the United States.
Dr. Mark Muegge, [...] - Faces of RGBI
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Administrative assistant takes care of business
By Danielle Supercinski
Anyone who has called the Texas Water Resources Institute at some time or another has probably heard her voice answering on the other end of the line. Tamaron Stewart has worked for TWRI for the past 4 years. She has not only answered [...] - Special Section
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Highlighting Texas and New Mexico county program administrators
By Danielle Supercinski
Texas Cooperative Extension and New Mexico Cooperative Extension Service have a key role in the Rio Grande Basin Initiative (RGBI). Extension administrators, county agents and specialists all contribute to the overall efforts of RGBI by taking their educational materials and demonstrations to all citizens in the [...] - Save the Dates
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By Sara Alarcon & Danielle Supercinski
Plans for the 2007 New Mexico technical conference
“River Terrace & Flood Plain Hydrology,” a Rio Grande Basin Initiative technical conference, will be held at the Hotel Encanto de Las Cruces (formally Hilton) February 28, 2007 through March 1, 2007. Conference goals include: assessing the state [...]
