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Aquifer Science

• About the Aquifers
• Drought Status
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• Aquifer Research
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BSEACD Aquifer Science team provides sound science to support policy and tactical decisions made by the District that affect water supply users and endangered species habitat.  Collecting basic hydrogeologic data and planning and executing projects enhances the understanding of the water resources within the District’s boundaries.

 Aquifer Science Web Resources:

About the Aquifers page
Provides a general geologic overview and links about groundwater resources in the District. 

Drought Status page
Presents the most current and relevant drought data.  This page contains data collected from the Lovelady well and Barton Springs, which are used to monitor the status of the aquifer and trigger drought stages.

Aquifer Data page
Contains a map and table with links to pertinant hydrologic data including water levels, stream flow and water quality data. 

Aquifer Research page
Describes current research efforts.  The BSEACD Aquifer Science team is responsible for planning and conducting projects that enhance our understanding of the water resources of the District.