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The triple bottom line evaluation tool includes 9 criteria in 3 categories. The guidance document explains each criterion's goal, intent, metrics, and suggested considerations for scoring justification.

This case study features low impact development solutions to help protect water quality and mitigate flooding.

This report presents a planning framework to assist communities in implementing the One Water approach in a way that optimizes water supplies to cities and keeps water flowing for the creeks, rivers, and bays that support healthy fish, wildlife, and their habitats.

Hill Country Alliance and National Wildlife Federation published a guidebook of projects and professionals experienced in One Water approaches used in Texas Hill Country projects.

Hill Country Alliance published a useful guide for new and existing HoA: Model Language for HoAs in the Texas Hill Country.

Authors: Robin Gary, David Baker, Nick Dornak, and Ted Davison Using innovative One Water concepts to minimize water use and optimize...

Using a One Water framework the New Braunfels One Water team convened to identify strategic and actionable ways the entities could work together and with the community, to transition to this water management approach for New Braunfels and surrounding areas.

Authors: Cindy Paulson, Wendy Broley, and Lynn Stephens The One Water concept, an integrated planning and implementation approach to...