Coast
Improving Coastal Resilience and Water Quality through Proactive Planning for Sea Level Rise
Region 4 Geophysical Survey
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This project conducted geophysical surveys offshore in Region 4 counties in state-owned submerged waters.
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Laguna Madre Rookery Island Restoration
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This project developed a sediment management plan for dredge material coming from the Mansfield Ship Channel including the development of sediment management concepts, specifically for the creation and potential expansion of rookery islands.
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SH 316 Shoreline Protection (Ocean Drive Living Shoreline)
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This project stabilized the shoreline of the portion of State Highway 316 that parallels Matagorda Bay from its intersection with North Ocean Drive and extending southward approximately 3,700 feet in the Indianola area.
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Boggy Cut GIWW Stabilization
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This project constructed an approximate 4-mile living shoreline breakwater at Boggy Cut along the GIWW.
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Bolivar Peninsula Beach & Dune Restoration Design & Engineering
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This project was the engineering and design phase for a four-mile focused beach nourishment with follow-on construction phase.
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Addressing NPS pollution through the Galveston Bay Coalition of Watersheds
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Texas A&M University - AgriLife Extension Service will deliver targeted outreach on nonpoint source pollution topics within four Coalition watersheds through a combination of partner groups, mail campaigns, distributing materials, and workshops.
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Developing a Framework for Modeling Texas Coast Waves and Validation
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Texas A&M University - Engineering Experiment Station will develop a framework for generating wave information along the nearshore Texas coast.
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Critically Eroding Area Identification Tool - Phase II
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This is Phase II of the CEA-IT project which will deliver a data-driven method to determine areas that are critically eroding due to various factors The tool will be instrumental in identifying these key areas within the Coastal Management Zone.
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City of Port Lavaca Harbor of Refuge Phase 1
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This project will reduce erosion on public infrastructure, stabilize existing shorelines, increase protection of existing wetlands, and create additional wetlands in the City of Port Lavaca at Harbor of Refuge.