UT-BEG will create a breaching susceptibility index for TCRMP Region 1 by analyzing historical washover, lidar elevation data, dune volumetrics, dune continuity, dune vegetation.
Texas State University will provide a blueprint for Long-Term Coastal Hydrologic Monitoring Program that leverages existing infrastructure and optimizes resource utilization while expanding and improving hydrologic monitoring activities.
This project nourished and restored ~17 miles of beach and dune ridge along the shoreline of the McFaddin National Wildlife Refuge shoreline from High Island to Sea Rim State Park.
Brazoria County will reconstruct/secure the embankment and replace the footbridge over the natural lagoon damaged by Hurricane Laura.
This project planned and implemented options to restore approximately 250 acres of intertidal marsh complex in Swan Lake.
Texas A&M University - Galveston will provide recommendations to improve the design of beneficial use restoration sites to increase bird use on the Upper Texas Coast.
Texas A&M University AgriLife Extension Service will install at least three green infrastructure installations and interpretive signs in Hitchcock City parks consistent with Clean Coast Texas.
This two phase project produced the project design and conducted construction that will stabilize the three parks in Corpus Christi Bay.
This project dredged Pirate's Cove channel to provide marsh acreage behind the newly emplaced breakwater from GISP PH III at Dana Cove. An eastern breakwater component along the Pirate's Cove channel will also be included.
This project included annual beach monitoring profile surveys in accordance with the GLO Beach Monitoring and Maintenance Plan-BMMP.
