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  • What We Do
    • Clean Water
      • Hub: Justice in the Sewers
      • Map: Justice in the Sewer
      • Poo Reports
    • Protecting Wetlands
      • Wetland Watch Hub
      • Wetland Mapper
      • Nature-based flooding solutions
    • Industrial Risk
      • Surge Forward
      • Reducing Industrial Risks
    • Policy
      • Turning the Tide: ’25-26 Policy Agenda
      • Policy Priorities: 89th Texas Legislature
      • Policy Recommendations for Houston’s Mayor – 2023
  • Know Your Water
    • Our Watershed
    • Resource Hub
    • Water Justice Zones Mapper
  • Community Updates
    • Updates & Articles
    • Events Calendar
    • Design Lab
    • CRANe (Community advisory group)
    • Tributary
  • About Us
    • Our Story
    • Our Team
    • How We Work
    • Press Room
    • Annual Report
  • Get Involved
    • Contact Us
    • Donate
    • Artist-in-Residence Program
    • Jobs & Internships
    • Watershed 2026
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Using science and law, Bayou City Waterkeeper works with communities affected by water pollution and flooding across greater Houston to restore our natural systems, achieve equitable policy solutions, and advance systematic change to benefit all who live within the Lower Galveston Bay watershed. Through the Clean Water Act, we hold polluters accountable and protect the water that flows through our bayous, creeks, wetlands, and neighborhoods into our coastal bays.

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