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Public beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Federal grant · project grant (b)
Big Bend Conservation Alliance, in Partnership With Presidio County Underground Water Conservation District, Brewster County Groundwater Conservation District, and Culberson County Groundwater Conservation District, Located in West Texas, Will Establish a Common Data Management Software Platform in the Region Enabling Them to Share Data on Shared Aquifers and to Provide for Better Coordination of Region-wide Water Management Goals. the Proximity of These Counties to the Permian Basin, Which Is Experiencing an Explosion of Growth in Unconventional Oil Exploration, Puts This Region at Substantial Risk for Groundwater Depletion. the Adoption of This Software and Data Sharing Module Will Provide an Efficient Way to Monitor the Aquifer Levels, Groundwater Management Models, and Desired Future Conditions Over Time at the District and Regional Level and Facilitate Sharing This Data With State Agencies and Other Stakeholders.
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