Calhoun County leadership envisions this project as an extension to a plan developed by Westside Calhoun County Navigation District for southern parts of Calhoun County and a comprehensive description of how the county can address issues of bay access.
The improvements will include upgrading the existing parking area from a limestone base to asphalt and run water, sewer and electricity for future restrooms and showers and stabilize the existing dune.
The Cameron County Parks and Recreation Department and the Cameron County Public Works Division will maintain and clean approximately 13.72 miles or 72,432 linear feet of unincorporated public beaches.
The following tasks may be performed in the formulation of the Cameron County Erosion Response Plan: 1. Development of the Set-Back Line (SBL); 2. Identification of Opportunities for Mitigation; 3. Erosion Response Plan Development; 4.
Cameron County Parks and Recreation will improve Beach Access #4 in Cameron County to provide beach visitors with safe access to the beach.
The report is a comprehensive document that assesses the technical, fiscal, and policy implications of shoreline change and beach management in Cameron County.
The Valley
Proud Environmental Council will continue to expand the Captain Crab
Clean Beach Deputy Program through the worldwide web and by expanding
the educational outreach initiative.
The Captain Clean Crab project utilizes all forms of media, including paid TV, radio and newsprint ads, billboards, flyers, bumperstickers, buttons, posters and beach signs on South Padre Island and Boca Chica Beaches to educate the public that it
Valley Proud Environmental Council will educate residents of the Rio Grande Valley in Texas and northern Mexico and visitors to the beaches of South Padre Island and Boca Chica that it is unhealthy and unlawful to litter on the beach.
This project utilizes multiple programs to combat beach litter, to raise awareness, and to educate the public about the environmental and legal consequences of littering.
The Captain Crab Clean Beach Media and Education Campaign was created in 1998 by Valley Proud to educate residents of the Rio Grande Valley in Texas and northern Mexico and visitors to the beaches of South Padre Island and Boca Chica that it is unhealt
Project to educate the public that it is unhealthy and unlawful to litter on Texas beaches.
Valley Proud Environmental Council will continue to educate residents of the Rio Grande Valley in Texas and northern Mexico and visitors to the beaches of South Padre Island and Boca Chica that it is unhealthy and unlawful to litter beaches.
Valley Proud Environmental Council will continue to educate residents of the Rio Grande Valley in Texas and northern Mexico and visitors to the beaches of South Padre Island and Boca Chica that it is unhealthy and unlawful to litter beaches.
The Cameron County Drainage Distrist #1 will transform the 45-acre tract behind its offices into a thematic public park to educate the public on water related issues.
Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi will complete the entry of species interaction data into the State of Texas Gulf of Mexico Species Interaction (GoMexSI) database. Completion of this project will allow Texas to be the first region in
The Galveston Bay Foundation (GBF) will coordinate and launch a regional Cease the Grease campaign (CtG) by: working in cooperation with a stakeholder workgroup; developing marketing and outreach materials; creating a distribution plan; and tracking ca
The Galveston Bay Foundation will enhance the CtG campaign by expanding the number of campaign partners, increasing the visibility of campaign materials, improving awareness of fats, oil and grease -related water quality problems, as well as launching
This project completed the second phase of an engineering study to evaluate the feasibility of reopening a natural tidal pass at Cedar Bayou/Vinson Slough and re-establishing the historic, hydraulic connection between inland wetlands and the Gulf.
Texas A&M University Corpus Christi (TAMUCC), in conjunction with the Department of State Health Services (DSHS), will collect current water quality data that provides adequate, up-to-date information to reassess the Cedar Lakes area for oyster use