CRASR
A Baylor University Center that facilitates research by faculty and students on surface water and groundwater resources in Texas and around the world
Research
Learn more about researchAquatic resources are essential to both ecological function and a healthy, prosperous society. CRASR scientist are conducting research in diverse areas that will help us make better management decisions in support of both humanity and nature. Our findings are clarifying our understanding of the natural function of aquatic ecosystems and how human activities are impacting those functions. Eutrophication, priority pollutants and climate change are just some of the many facets of research being conducted in our labs.
Cross-disciplinary research is universally praised but rarely implemented effectively. CRASR has facilitated the development of vibrant and long-lasting partnerships across Baylor to expand research, outreach and educational activities.
Community Partners
News
Read more newsCRASR’s team participated in Keep Waco Beautiful’s Trash Dash and Bash April 11, 2026.
Robert Doyle was honored by the City of Waco February 17, 2026, for his work in establishing the Waco Wetlands.
Waco Mayor Jim Holmes proclaimed Feb. 17, 2026, as Robert Doyle Day, recognizing the Baylor University researcher for his decades of service to Waco’s water systems.
Baylor University, University of South Bohemia scientists measure bioaccumulation in Czech Republic freshwater system above acceptable thresholds.