TRWD offices will be closed Monday and Tuesday, Dec. 25-26 to let our employees spend time with their families as well as Dec. 29 and Jan. 1 in celebration of…
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For Paschal High School teacher Andrew Brinker, turtles are not just a life-long fascination but somewhat of an under-explored topic in our local environment. Brinker has drawn from his academic…
Looking for 2018-19 information? Click here The fishing fun continues. TRWD and the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department have released their trout stocking dates. We hope to see you on the…
Summertime may be over in North Texas, but that doesn’t mean you can’t get out and play. In fact, the fall season offers some of the coolest conditions to get…
Do you like free food? Snap a photo of your next meal along or nearby the Trinity Trails and you could win $200 worth of gift cards from Fort Worth…
Two significant events led to the creation of the Tarrant Regional Water District. On April 22, 1922, torrential rains in Fort Worth dumped 11 inches of water in two days….
In September, TRWD board member Leah King accepted the 2017 John Ivey Higher Standards Award on behalf of TRWD. The award honored the district’s efforts to address flood damage reduction with the…
Effective October 1, 2017, any event that has been issued a permit by TRWD to utilize the Trinity Trails and does not start/stop within parks owned by the City of…
Imagine trying to navigate to your house without any street names or addresses. What if there was an emergency? How would you direct someone to you? With the increased popularity…
Hurricane Harvey left a path of destruction along the Texas Coast earlier this month, but it didn’t destroy the Texas spirit. People from all walks of life came to help…
A public meeting will be held from 6-8pm Monday, September 11, to discuss the development of the Richland-Chambers Watershed Protection Plan at the Ennis Chamber of Commerce (108 Chamber of Commerce Dr,…
As you trek along the Trinity Trails you might stumble across some Fort Worth favorites, such as the Airfield Falls Trailhead & Conservation Park, Clearfork Food Park, and Coyote Drive-In….
With many people still stranded in dangerous flood waters, we have sent a second boat team and our mobile command center to the Houston area to assist with emergency rescue…
Trash Bash is coming up again! We’re looking to keep our records strong with this highly-anticipated cleanup. In an effort to keep evolving Trash Bash each year, we’ve added locations…
By now, you might be asking yourself “why are native plants so important?” Let’s take a deeper look at native plants and why we think everyone should plant them in…
