Certified Women-Owned Environment, Conservation and Wildlife Organizations in Texas

Nikki Dictson received a BS from NMSU and MS from TX A&M University in 2000. After over 16 years in with TAMU Texas Water Resources Institute and Auburn, Alabama Water Center, working on watershed protection planning, outreach on water quality BMPs, and statewide education programs on water quality and stream protection. She continues to work on these programs as well as working in Georgia on regional water planning, ag water use assessments, BMP adoption and in New Mexico coordinating EPA grants on green infrastructure and watershed restoration projects in the Mesilla Valley. She has been a chair and coordinator on Conferences, educational programs, outreach through a variety of methods including websites, newsletters, listservs, and email campaigns.

We create interactive, 360degree panoramic maps of waterways above and below the surface and other linear geography such as trails, pipelines, etc. We integrate data and collaborative tools into our maps and provide advanced navigation features to enhance exploration and information exchange.