The Rio Grande

Rivers are an important natural resource in Texas. They are not only essential natural habitats for many different species of plants and animals, but they also provide a significant portion of the state with water and irrigation for agriculture. What makes the Rio Grande different from other rivers in Texas is that, along with being a vital habitat for wildlife, it also serves as the international boundary between the United States and Mexico. Come explore how these two countries are working together and what you can do to protect our beautiful Texas rivers.