Project Description
The City of Port Arthur constructed an elevator tower and a 70-foot bridge at the existing boardwalk, which provides improved access to the boardwalk for the disabled at a location central to the ultimate length of the boardwalk.
The City of Port Arthur constructed an elevator tower and a 70-foot bridge at the existing boardwalk, which provides improved access to the boardwalk for the disabled at a location central to the ultimate length of the boardwalk.
Texas A&M University - Kingsville researched the relationship between wintering redhead duck populations and freshwater availability and their effects on temporal and spatial variation of shoalgrass biomass in the Laguna Madre of Texas.
The City of Port Lavaca continued the restoration of the Port Lavaca Causeway Fishing Pier, replacing approximately 500 feet of handrails, 100 feet of deck planks, and 100 feet of cross braces.
The City of Ingleside aquired approximately 20 acres of privately owned oak motte and wetlands habitat situated immediately to the east of Live Oak Park and constructed a public restroom facility.
The City of Corpus Christi restored Corpus Christi Beach to 1977 elevations by moving the sand captured at a rock groin on the northern end of the beach area back to the central, eroding portion of the beach.
Audubon Texas produced a coast-wide newsletter to educate wildlife enthusiasts, birders, anglers, and the general public about coastal resources, threats to coastal health, and steps individuals can take to become better stewards of coastal resources.
San Patricio Soil and Water Conservation District provided technical and financial assistance to let producers demonstrate various best management practices that address erosion and sediment control, nutrient management and irrigation water management.
Galveston Bay Foundation developed, produced, and installed over 20 interpretive signs, which highlight the natural, historical, and cultural resources of Galveston Bay.
Cameron County constructed cabanas with electricity and plumbing to provide visitors inexpensive lodging for periods up to two weeks.