Coast
Cedar Bayou and Vinson Slough Hydraulic Restoration Non-construction Elements
Dog Island Acquisition
Project Description
Matagorda Bay Foundation purchased 1,000 acres of Dog Island.
Basics
Classification
Contacts
Timeline
Project Assets
Cataloguing Texas Coastal Species Interactions: A Database for Coastal Managers, Scientists and Educators
Project Description
Twxas A&M University- Corpus Christi worked with the Texas State Aquarium to develop tools, lesson plans, and simplified models using real data to educate students about Texas coastal food webs and the nature of scientific data collection and use.
Basics
Classification
Contacts
Timeline
Project Assets
Enhancing ADA access from the Seawall to the Beach in Galveston, TX
Basics
Classification
Contacts
Timeline
Crossing Texas Barrier Island: The Science & Spanish Club Network Coastal Environmental Education Project
Basics
Classification
Contacts
Timeline
Project Assets
Causeway Rookery Island - Protection and Restoration
Project Description
Coastal Bend Bays and Estuary Program completed data collection, aerial imagery and alternatives analysis for Causway Rookery Island restoration.
Basics
Classification
Contacts
Timeline
Project Assets
Evaluating Groundwater Exported Acidity in Copano Bay
Project Description
Texas A&M Uniersity - Corpus Christi studied groundwater contributions to water quality degradation in Copano Bay.
Basics
Classification
Contacts
Timeline
Project Assets
Data Collection for Oyster Mariculture Interactions with Seagrass
Project Description
Texas A&M University at Corpus Christi assessed the sediment plumes generated by cultivated oyster mariculture and evaluate the effect of the sediment on seagrasses.
Basics
Classification
Contacts
Timeline
Project Assets
Electronic Enhancements to the Texas Coastal Ocean Observation Network
Basics
Classification
Contacts
Timeline
Project Assets
Coastwide Trends in Seagrass Cover and Condition in Texas Waters
Project Description
The University of Texas expanded the Texas Seagrass Monitoring Plan and established 75 additional monitoring stations in San Antonio Bay and Galveston Bay, allowing the assessment of nearly 100% of all known seagrass beds along the Texas coast.