Project Description
Texas A&M University-Galveston used an Imaging FlowCytobot to monitor algal populations, and act as an early warning system, alerting scientists, state and federal agency personal of harmful algal bacteria that may enter the bay.
Coast
Automated Detection of Harmful (and/or toxic) Algae Blooms (HABs) in Galveston Bay
Adolph Thomae, Jr. County Park Educational Kiosk and Signs
Project Description
Cameron County replaced the interpretive signs located at the kiosk and the worn out signs located at the boat ramp area.
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Cameron County Shoreline Retreat Technical/Policy Analysis
A Program to Test the Feasibility of Using Texas Automated Buoy System to Measure Waves Impinging on the Texas Coast
Project Description
Texas A&M University tested the feasibility of using the Texas Automated Buoy System (TABS) to obtain near real time measurements of ocean waves and make the data available on the TABS web site.
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Beach-nesting Bird Conservation through Monitoring, Stewardship, and Education
Project Description
American Bird Conservancy (ABC)engaged with the public and land managers on beach-nesting bird stewardship. ABC worked with partners and identified areas where birds are breeding, informed land resource managers, and monitored reproductive output.
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Bayou Riparian Corridor Restoration: Clear Creek
Project Description
Bayou Preservation Association, Inc. completed Phase II of restoration work at Challenger Seven Memorial Park by removing 16.5 acres of invasive species from the banks of Clear Creek.