Pecos River WPP Implementation Program

Pecos River Ecosystem Project

"Working to Restore the Pecos River in Texas"

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Slide Shows

• Presentation at 2006 Tamarisk Research Conference
• 2005 Summary of Progress
• Pecos River Pictures
• Application Technology

Written Documents

• Pecos River Ecosystem Project Workshop Minutes, 8/23/2005
• Texas Most Wanted: Saltcedar
• Pecos River Ecosystem Poster (6.88 MB)
• History of the Pecos Project

Progress Reports

• 2000 Progress Report
• 2002 Project Summary
• 2002 Progress Report
• 2003 Project Summary
• 2004 Progress Report
• 2005 Progress Report

Monitoring Reports

• 2003 Monitoring Report (3.9 MB)
• 2004 Monitoring Report
• 2005 Monitoring Report

Maps

• Pecos River Basin Map
• 1999-2004 Spray Area Map, 8.5X11 (4.1 MB)
• 1999-2005 Spray Area Map
• 2005 Annual Spray Report (14.6 MB)

Theses

• Hydrologic Impacts of Saltcedar Control Along a Regulated Dryland River, Alyson K. McDonald, Texas A&M University (December 2010)
• Water Loss And Potential Salvage In Saltcedar (Tamarix spp.) Stands On The Pecos River In Texas, William L. Hatler, M.S., Tarleton State University (December 2008)
• Saltcedar Management Strategies and Effects on Water Quality and Quantity of the Pecos River, Lindi Ann Clayton, B.S., Texas A&M University (May 2002)
  • Abstract
• Water Use by Saltcedar (Tamarix sp.) and Associated Vegetation on the Canadian, Colorado and Pecos Rivers in Texas, Kenneth Brian Hays, B.S., Texas A&M University (May 2003)
  • Abstract
  • Table of Contents
  • Literature Review
  • Methodology

Results:

• Determining Best Method for Calculating Water Use
• Water Level Fluctuations
• Water Use By Saltcedar

• Conclusions
• Literature Cited
• Appendix

Questions regarding District VI Range Management should be directed to Dr. Alyson McDonald.