This project conducted shoreline protection and road reconstruction to repair the CR 257 roadbed along Follet’s Island to pre-Hurricane Ike condition and constructed 8.5 miles of buried revetments along the exposed edges of the road.
The project constructed 1,129 linear feet of rock rubble breakwater around Triangle Tree rookery island in the Upper Laguna Madre.
The project included construction of revetment and pocket beaches at Sylvan Beach.
This project is Phase 1 of building shoreline protection at Boggy Nature Park and will include data collection, coastal engineering analysis, and alternatives development and analysis.
This project mitigated damage from Hurricane Harvey to Rockport Beach by restoration of the beach to its pre-disaster design, function, and capacity by placement of 12,000 cubic yards of beach quality material along 4,680 feet of the engineered beach.
This project addressed the permitting and final design for shoreline protection at Mad Island Marsh Preserve.
This project included data collection, permitting and final engineering design for a three-phase beach nourishment project to construct a feeder beach along the Gulf facing shoreline of Follett’s Island.
This project completed permitting for Jamaica Beach Beach Nourishment CEPRA 1482
This project restored portions of a revetment damaged by Hurricane Ike back to their original post-construction state.
This study constituted the third phase of an adaptive management approach to develop an integrated plan of erosion control structures and beach nourishment for an approximately 4,000 linear foot-long area east of Mitchell's cut at Sargent Beach west.
