The following tasks will be performed in the formulation of the ERP: 1. Map Dunes and Existing Set-Back Line (SBL); 2. Identification of Opportunities for Mitigation; 3. Erosion Response Plan Development; 4. Public Outreach
Coastal Bend Bays & Estuaries Program will design and install a freshwater inflow management structure upstream from the discharge pipeline and implement earth-moving activities as needed to maximize the retention of freshwater inflows in the Nuece
Texas A&M University Corpus Christi will assess the structure of the benthic community, phytoplankton, zooplankton, and fishes using trophic linkage assessment by multiple stable isotopes. This assessment is necessary to understand how effect
Project will provide an alternatives analysis to construct shoreline protection structures along the eastern portion of the Nueces River Delta.
Project to acquire approximately 20 acres of privately owned oak motte and wetlands habitat situated immediately to the east of Live Oak Park and to construct a public restroom facility at the entry between Live Oak Park and the new acreage.
The City of South Padre Island will improve Ocean Circle (Access Point #2), a completely undeveloped access point located on the southern end of Gulf Boulevard. Construction of a new walkover will be instrumental in keeping the dune system strong
The design, manufacture, shipping, installation, and start-up of two (2) Mobile Bilge Pumpout Stations are located at Rockport-Fulton and Port Aransas Harbors. The mobile units are located indefinitely at the two locations. Each unit co
The city placed a canoe launch near the boat ramp in the waterfront park. The canoe launch was constructed to move horizontally as the water level changes.
The City of Orange has enhanced river accessibility within its only park by constructing a 50-foot pier. The pier is used for fishing and viewing of the river and its wildlife.
The City of Corpus Christi will build a learning center that will serve as a regional site for coastal environmental education in Corpus Christi. A conservation easement has been put in place, that protects the acquired property and specifically
The City of Corpus Christi will acquire 49.53+/- acres, known as the Gaines tract, of uplands, floodplain, wetlands and sand flats as part of the development of the new 162 +/-acre Oso Bay Wetland Preserve.
The objective of the project is to collect additional water quality and biological data necessary to develop site-specific dissolved oxygen criteria for Oso and Laguna Madre. Four sites in Oso Bay and six sites in the Laguna Madre were sampl
The Trust for Public Land will acquire 71 acres of land on Galveston Island.
Oyster Lake is located south of West Bay and west of the Freeport jetties in Brazoria County, Texas. The project consists of shoreline protection using Reef Balls (hard structures) to protect the shoreline by reducing erosion.
Texas A&M University at Galveston will continue mapping of the bay bottom of Copano Bay to identify and delineate oyster reefs and other bottom features.
Texas A&M University at Galveston will map the bottom of Copano Bay to identify and delineate oyster reefs and other bottom features.
Texas A&M University-Galveston (TAMUG) completed the Oyster Reef and Anthropogenic Impact Mapping of Lavaca Bay. Phase II consists of taking the data and generating maps and writing a final report on the entire project, both phase I and phase
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department provided support to Texas A&M University - Galveston to help complete the Oyster Reef and Anthropogenic Impact Mapping of Lavaca Bay.
The outreach goal of this project is to increase awareness among the general public of the ecological importance of oysters and oyster reefs.
The City of Palacios will construct a new pavilion to be utilized as a multi-use venue that can help revitalize Palacios, reestablish a historic community icon, serve as a community venue, promote education, and enhance tourism.