Project Description
The Port of Houston Authority constructed footbridges and observation platforms throughout the Demonstration Marsh to better study the progress of the marsh. The project also erected interpretative signage.
The Port of Houston Authority constructed footbridges and observation platforms throughout the Demonstration Marsh to better study the progress of the marsh. The project also erected interpretative signage.
Brazoria County installed four flood and rainfall gauges which report "real-time" water levels and rainfall events via a radio signal to a base station, which automatically enters the collected information onto a web page.
The Armand Bayou Nature Center continued strong leadership to maintain a collaborative stakeholder process that guides and helps implement watershed initiatives.
Orange County derived information from the aerial photos to identify potential dredged material disposal sites and in the preparation of alternatives analyses and mitigation plans.
City of Galveston planted native, naturalized, and salt tolerant shrubs and trees around the perimeter of the marsh and on high ground interspersed between ponds.
Nueces River Authority addressed stakeholder concerns regarding quantifying nonpoint source pollution loads.
The Galveston Bay Foundation hosted Bay Day, an all-day celebration of Galveston Bay and its diverse resources and uses, with interactive exhibits and activities on the shores of Galveston Bay at Sylvan Beach Park in LaPorte, Texas.
Calhoun County added bollards around the park to prevent future habitat destruction and installed a roof over a portion of the boardwalk.
The Galveston Bay Foundation maintained the Boater Waste Education Campaign to address illegal discharges through targeted outreach and education to boaters.
The City of Port Aransas restored coastal wetland, constructed a reclaimed water reuse system to create a freshwater marsh, developed a wetland trail boardwalk system, and conducted site cleanup and waste disposal to reclaim and enhance coastal habitat.