Dickinson Bayou is located in Dickinson, Texas within Galveston County.
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department will restore 10 acres and enhance and protect 17.7 acres of intertidal emergent marsh.
This Water Development Board project is part of Phase 1 of a three-phased digital aerial photography project that will result in the acquisition, storage, and distribution of up-to-date digital aerial photography of the entire Texas coastal zone.
Matagorda County will construct a water circulation channel from the old Colorado River Navigation Channel to the Diversion Channel in Matagorda County.
Chambers County will provide direct access to Double Bayou through the construction of a non-motorized watercraft launching and docking facility as well as an all-weather surface road to the launch area, along with a parking area and lighting.
The County worked with an architectural firm to construct restrooms in Double Bayou Park. The specifications complied with windstorm, Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and followed the Southern Building Code. Because public sewer is no
The Galveston Bay Foundation (GBF) and its partners developed, produce, and installed interpretive signs, which highlight the natural, historical, and cultural resources of Galveston Bay. Each sign included both text and graphics
The Galveston Bay Foundation will develop, produce, and install 20 interpretive signs around Galveston Bay that highlight the natural, historical, and cultural resources of the bay.
Coastal Bend Bays Foundation will host the 2014 Earth Day Bay Day Celebration to promote and implement the educational goals and objectives of the Coastal Bend Bays Plan, promote a general awareness of the Coastal Bend's unique coastal natural resource
Construction of the rock breakwater was completed by placing roughly one ton of rock per three linear feet of breakwater, a flexible guideline that is adjusted depending upon varying site conditions.
The CEPRA statute requires the Land Commissioner to evaluate the natural resource and economic benefits of CEPRA projects and report these measured benefits to the Texas Legislature for each biennium that the Legislature provides CEPRA project funding.
The CEPRA statute requires the Land Commissioner to evaluate the natural resource and economic benefits of CEPRA projects and report these measured benefits to the Texas Legislature for each biennium that the Legislature provides CEPRA funding.
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Audubon Society-Texas will produce a coastwide newsletter to educate
wildlife enthusiasts, birders, anglers, coastal recreational users
Funding is for the creation of the educational portion of the exhibits such as the graphics panels, the wall murals, the taxidermy of the animals on display, and the creation of plant and animal models within the displays.
This project will build on the Phase I study completed in April 2009 during CEPRA Cycle 5 which documented the impacts on, conditions and recovery of the gulf-facing shorelines of the upper Texas coast immediately after the landfall of Hurricane Ike.
Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi will upgrade the TCOON network with the latest state-of-the-art data collection systems and instrumentation.
City of South Padre Island will install a permanent structure to support emergency vehicle access to eliminate the low elevation caused by the vehicular traffic thus eliminating another vulnerable point in the City's continuous dune line to storm
Project will provide beach and dune nourishment along 2,000 feet of Gulf of Mexico shoreline at the west end of the Galveston Seawall.
Shoreline protection demonstration project product feasibility assessment phase of the Resen Waves artificial breakwater.
Texas A&M University at Galveston will characterize sea turtle nesting activity and essential nesting habitat on West Galveston Island in response to the need for an ecological inventory and monitoring of threatened and endangered species (i.e., se