The proposed project is an approximately 1000-foot long, T-head concrete pier and land side amenities. The pier would land on the west side of the former Rollover Pass.
The United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) is mandated to determine the level of practicality and feasibility of potential coastal storm risk management and ecosystem restoration projects within Brazoria County and the Jefferson-Orange County st
Funding will be used to develop a San Antonio Bay Watershed Protection Plan.
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, Texas Water Resources Institute will restore the remaining ten ponds at the 165-acre water treatment property along the banks of the Arroyo and utilize them to water and treat nearby agricultural runoff before
The Texas Parks & Wildlife Department will replace 1600 linear feet of corroded and failing seawall sheet pilings and concrete cap along the shoreline of Buffalo Bayou (known as the Houston Ship Channel).
As part of the revitalization and restoration of the waterfront, a small park was created at the location of the Old Fort San Jacinto and at the end of the seawall, to be named San Jacinto Park. The City of Galveston revitalize th
This project will construct a boardwalk, 10'x10' observation deck and dune walkover that will provide compliant and safe access from the visitor center. Interpretive signs will also be placed along the observation deck discussing the function and
This project is to evaluate the feasibility of dredging and using sediment from the flood tidal delta of San Luis Pass for future erosion response and habitat restoration projects.
The focus of the study was to investigate the coast along the Colorado River conducting high-resolution seabed mapping, and determine the nature and magnitude of erosion of a delta front and track where the sand was going. The proje
The Aransas
County Navigation District will conduct a project to reduce overboard
sewage discharge from recreational and commercial boats in Aransas
County. ACND will install a fixed, self-service pumpout and dump station
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station will determine the extent to which Sargassum protects the beach and reduces erosion.
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station will examine the effects on erosion of Sargassum washing up on the beaches of Galveston and look at its impact on animals.
Beach nourishment project along approximately 2,500 feet of highly eroding beach.
Project to enable a local Galveston Bay community to plan and implement strategies to conserve open space on a local level, for multiple benefits, with emphasis on Coastal Natural Resource Areas.
The Trust for Public Land (TPL) will implement the second phase of a three-phase strategy to create a blueprint or "greenprint" for land conservation and preservation in Chambers County, a rural county in the lower watershed of Galveston Bay.
The Saving Our Coastal Heritage - Texas Rural County Demonstration Project is an initiative of the Trust for Public Land (TPL) that will provide guidance for Texas coastal communities in accomplishing this conservation, on a local watershed or county l
Texas Tech University will use recent research findings and develop practical means for illustrating scenic recommendations through design and land use guidelines for protection of the scenic resources of the Texas coastal zone that will be presented i
The Gulf of Mexico Foundation’s (GMF), Science & Spanish Club Network, (SSCN) is an ecosystem-based and multi cultural approach to coastal environmental education established in 2000.
The University of Houston-Clear Lake (UHCL), in partnership with Lee College, will employ students to conduct research to monitor multiple habitat restoration sites within the Galveston Bay system.
The University of Houston-Clear Lake, in partnership with the Galveston Bay Foundation, will monitor habitat restoration sites within the Galveston Bay system to look at the impact of restoration on plants and animals.