Project Description
Orange County Drainage District produced a property ownership and easement map of an area of the coastal zone of Orange County in digital format that will be available to the public via the Internet.
Orange County Drainage District produced a property ownership and easement map of an area of the coastal zone of Orange County in digital format that will be available to the public via the Internet.
Port Lavaca minimized erosion of its bayfront peninsula by erecting approximately 600 linear feet of 10-foot steel sheet piling around the peninsula shoreline.
Port Arthur constructed a 125-foot-long public dock with a parking lot and rest (park) area in its downtown waterfront.
Brazoria County Parks Department repaired the Quintana Beach County Park boardwalk and walkover and added an observation deck with interpretive signage.
Coastal Bend Bays and Estuaries Program completed marsh restoration and public access improvements along a section of U.S. Highway 181 that crosses the mouth of Nueces Bay between Corpus Christi and Portland.
Texas RICE eradicated more than 200 acres of invasive water hyacinth from Mission Lake.
Texas Southern University worked with one neighborhood in Houston on issues of community education and neighborhood revitalization related to regional environmental quality.
Texas Water Development Board documented the effects of the Lake Livingston dam on downstream sedimentation processes, in particular the delivery of sediment to the lower Trinity River and the Trinity Bay estuary.
The Texas Historical Commission (THC) replaced the aging RV Anomaly with the purchase of a smaller vessel capable of meeting the requirements of THC's progressive marine archeology program.
The Center for Progressive Studies and Culture, Inc. collected additional water quality and biological data necessary for TCEQ to develop site-specific dissolved oxygen criteria for Oso and Laguna Madre.