About Us

The Brazos River Conservation Coalition was originally formed in Palo Pinto County by a group of citizens concerned about the negative impacts from rock quarries along the river. The BRCC leadership gave a seminar at Tarleton State University's Langdon Center in Granbury, which led to the formation of the Hood County Chapter of the BRCC.

Mission Statement

To monitor and protect the water quality together with the flora and fauna and natural beauty of the immediate environs of Lake Granbury and the Brazos River in Hood County, through information-gathering, education and advocacy, as an extension of the stated purposes of the BRCC set forth in it's by-laws*.

Our Policy

To achieve these goals, we will endeavor to work with the Brazos River Authority (BRA), the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ), and other appropriate regulatory agencies, as well as any of the various governmental entities whose responsibilities include the conservation, regulation, and administration of the extensive Brazos River drainage and water supply system in Texas.