Rising Phoenix Adventures Tours And Events

06/12/2026

Good Morning!! Time to make Waves People!

The Tracking Links are LIVE!
Go to the TWS website www.texaswatersafari.org and the home page will automatically give the option to see the Tracking Map or go to the Splits Page! Enjoy following your favorite team(s) down the river!

TWS Splits page at https://texaswatersafarisplits.com/

**Team Captains--don't forget to sign your team through!**

👉TWS Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/texaswatersafari
👉TWS Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/twsafari
👉TWS YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/texaswatersafari
👉TWS Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/texaswatersafari
👉Trab Seyn Youtube videos: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1bmckMwwhSEAWgQy1rd_gw
👉 Jill Mulder FB where she will be sharing videos, reels and more! https://www.facebook.com/jill.a.mulder

Remember to tag your pictures or video during the race, please post, make public and tag us at so all can enjoy!

02/26/2026

Look forward to seeing all of our trash hounds and river rats out on Sunday - at 3pm. . 🕒 it is always a great evening paddle while visiting fellowship with friends and being good stewards of our land and waterways !

Less than 1 month away! Join in cleaning up litter from our community Sat. 3/21 - Sun. 3/29! Spring Super Sweep includes a cleanup on Cottletown Rd. 3/28, river cleanup 3/29, or you pick the date/place that's convenient for you. Details and register here: https://app.seemylegacy.com/community/1263/campaign/8076

02/19/2026

Join us and your neighbors in cleaning up litter from our community Sat. 3/21 - Sun. 3/29! Spring Super Sweep includes a special river cleanup w/ Rising Phoenix Adventures Tours And Events 3/29 or you pick the date/place that's convenient for you and we provide supplies. Details and register here: https://app.seemylegacy.com/community/1263/campaign/8076

02/05/2026

In anticipation of National Invasive Species Awareness Week, Feb. 23-27, we’re spotlighting harmful species that threaten the Texas landscape. Keep an eye out for each and help spread the word!

🤠 Invasive species alert: Hydrilla
Native to India, hydrilla is a highly aggressive aquatic plant that spreads rapidly—a single broken fragment can regrow into a new plant, with stems reaching up to 30 feet long.

Once established, hydrilla forms dense, single-species underwater mats that crowd out native plants, reduce dissolved oxygen, raise water temperature and pH, and create ideal mosquito habitat. Heavy infestations can block water flow, interfering with irrigation systems and power generation.

Because of its serious ecological and infrastructure impacts, hydrilla is listed as a noxious plant by the Texas Department of Agriculture and as an invasive, prohibited exotic species by Texas Parks and Wildlife—making it illegal to sell, distribute, or import in Texas.

👀Think you’ve found it? Report sightings at TexasInvasives.org
Find more details at our invasive plant database: https://bit.ly/4tA3pb1