This project provided shoreline protection for approximately 570 acres of intertidal estuarine marsh and tidal flat habitat. The proposed design will construct 9,500 feet of geotextile tube to create 50 acres of intertidal marsh and seagrass.
This project included shoreline stabilization construction on 4.5 miles of bay shoreline on Harbor Island and Mustang Island in Nueces County.
This project extended shoreline protection projects along the Corpus Christi Ship Channel, including the Charlie’s Pasture property and Harbor Island by constructing 1,000 feet of bulkhead and geotextile shore protection, completed summer 2005.
This project continued the final design and permitting of a feasible alternative for marsh restoration.
The project complimented previous shoreline protection structures constructed in the area and funded final design and permitting of 8,550 linear feet of breakwaters.
Project constructed approximately 70 acres of estuarine marsh complex with a protective 4,000 foot breakwater.
This was a pilot project that constructed test terraces which were planted.
The University of Texas at San Antonio will develop smart and self-sustaining early-warning systems for coastal flooding with state-of-the-art low-power Tiny Machine Learning (TinyML) and energy harvesting solutions.
