During Cycle 3, preliminary engineering and permitting tasks were conducted for a beach nourishment project that will restore the eroded beach at the City of Jamaica Beach on Galveston Island.
This projects will restore the beach site to pre-disaster condition by placing beach quality sand on Jamaica Beach.
Project to develop the Jarboe Bayou Park with pedestrian linkage to a pedestrian bridge and restore native prairie habitat and rehabilitate natural shoreline along Jarboe Bayou.
Project to modify the Keith Lake Fish Pass through the construction of a rock baffle in the middle of the fish pass to assist in providing conservation of the vast marsh south of the GIWW adjacent to state highway 87 in Jefferson County as one phase of
Cameron County Parks System had a groundbreaking ceremony on 0.5 acre of land to build a neighborhood park fronting the Laguna Madre.
A dissolved oxygen monitoring data from the entire length of the Laguna Madre is necessary to develop site-specific criteria. A routine, 24-hour and biological sampling at six stations from the upper reaches of the Laguna Madre at Corpu
The Willacy County Navigation District (District) proposes to undertake Phase 1 of a three-phased improvement project of Laguna Point Park, an unimproved but popular fishing area and shoreline access point located within the District.
The officers will patrol county beaches and issue citations to those who litter on the beaches and do not follow beach regulations.
Galveston Bay Foundation will begin by scoping the project site to determine that an alternative shoreline protection method is appropriate based on the site conditions. A USFWS Wildlife Extension and Project Protection Agreement would be de
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) will collaborate with project partners to refine the institutional analysis of the bi-national, national, regional and local organizational structures and procedures established on both sides of the
Texas A&M University at Kingsville (TAMUK) will design and construct a bioretention system to remove pollutants from stormwater runoff and improve water quality at a selected colonia in the Lower Rio Grande Valley.
The University of Texas at Austin - LBJ School of Public Affairs will: (1) protect human health by ensuring clean water for consumption, irrigation, and safe recreation; (2) encourage the restoration and protection of riparian, coastal marsh and wetlan
M.A.P. will deliver a database and GIS based atlas of the Armand Bayou Coastal Preserve; to promote interest in the Armand Bayou Nature Center and provide knowledge and encourage public cooperation for preserve protection.
The Nature Conservancy will construct approximately 2.5 miles of permanent offshore, rock breakwater structure along the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway (GIWW) in Matagorda County along the shoreline of the Mad Island Wildlife Management Area, an estuarine
Texas RICE constructed an approximately 35-acre wetland and restored 30 acres of abandoned farmland into native prairie on the Mad Island Wildlife Management Area, which provides significant value to wildlife and water quality.
Magnolia Inlet is located on the southwest side of Matagorda Bay in Calhoun County, Texas. This project would remove a portion of the blocked inlet to restore tidal flow and stop the erosion of interior wetlands and the adjacent shoreline.
This project identified and delineate the aquatic habitats found in the South Bay Coastal Preserve by acquiring color aerial photography. The photography is used to produce digital and hard copy basemaps.
This project constructed detailed maps of the Galveston Bay bottom in four areas, two each in Trinity Bay and East Bay.
This project provided the base line data needed to assess the current seabed conditions around Pass Cavallo. This data was used to develop an assessment of the geological evolution of the Pass and develop a Tidal Inlet Management Plan for all of
The Texas Agricultural Experiment Station will set up a monitoring system composed primarily of Sediment Erosion Tables (SET) that will allow researchers to quantify the accretion rate in various restored and natural marshes along the upper Texas coast