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Featured photo by Angela Piazza/The Dallas Morning News. April 24, 2026On the Trinity River, which supplies nearly half of Texas’ drinking water, justice may be served over a massive, organized
Hidalgo Falls has had several storms this year and has a lot of downed branches. We could use some help clearing these, as well as some weed-eating and restrooms cleansed
Be safe out there! Take a safety and rescue class at the Hidalgo Falls Texas River Festival Oct. 11-14, 2024. Sign up through the events calendar.
We are continuing to rally with Backcountry Hunters & Anglers (BHA) and Save the Cutoff to ensure access to one of the finest fisheries in east Texas, the historic Cutoff
Join new and seasoned TRPA members at the Hidalgo Falls campground April 13-14, 2024 for a night out at Hidalgo Falls. This 2 day membership drive event will include a
The Results Are In…. Saturday’s Cleanup: 200 volunteers cleaned the river from Rio Vista Dam in San Marcos all the way to Palmetto State Park – 60 miles of river in
See below for the candidate profiles for TRPA Board of Directors Check your inbox or mailbox for a ballot to vote for 12 of the 15 candidates running for the
It is election time! Under the new by-laws, members will be electing 12 board members for the Texas Rivers Protection Association. Then, at the the annual meeting on March 3,
Since this is the first year under the new bylaws, all twelve board of directors members will be elected. Starting in 2025 annual elections will be held for 4 board
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