Tell us about your trip: Dr. Martinez and I traveled to Eagle Pass, Texas to view and collect samples on the Rio Grande River. On the first day of fieldwork, we were able to see the river from a ...

Our efforts use science to understand the water needs of the river and implement sustainable practices that balance human and ecological needs. By restoring degraded ecosystems, optimizing available ...

Kota (Rajasthan), Dec 4 (PTI) The death of four crocodiles in as many days in the Chandraloi River here has sparked concern among wildlife activists who have attributed the “high level of pollution” ...

Four crocodiles around six-seven feet long were found dead in the Chandraloi River in Kota over the last six days, which animal rights activists have attributed to polluted water from industrial waste ...

EAGLE PASS, Texas —The governor's office has confirmed that the buoys installed in the Rio Grande last week have been taken out of the river. A spokesperson sent the following statement ...

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EAGLE PASS, Texas - The State of Texas has installed more buoys in the Rio Grande. Last year, the state installed 1,000 feet of floating orange buoys in the river outside Eagle Pass. Gov.

We're continuing our efforts. [Wednesday] morning we are going to be putting more buoys into the Rio Grande River, doing more to deny illegal entry into the State of Texas," said Abbott.

Dec 7, 2024 Dec 7, 2024 Updated Dec 7, 2024 With $143 million from the federal government, the Bureau of Reclamation will realign 15 miles of the Rio Grande ... of the Pecos River, said ...

Crocodiles are listed in Schedule-1-C of the Wildlife Protection Act, according to officials. Veterinary doctors have attributed suspected poisoning behind the death of one of the crocodiles -- a ...

“We’re not letting up at all,” Mr. Abbott said. “Tomorrow morning we’re going to be putting more buoys into the Rio Grande River, doing more to deny illegal entry into the state of Texas.