This sand source study looked at developing a potential sediment inventory and volume determination of the Bolivar Roads Houston-Galveston Ship Channel north jetty area and amend an existing USACE permit to incorporate potential borrow site(s).
This beach nourishment project beneficially utilized dredged material from the fall 2013 Corps maintenance of the Gulf Intra-Coastal Waterway (GIWW) Rollover Bay Reach.
This project studied prototype seaweed bales to build dunes and looked at the effectiveness of the engineered dunes against erosion within Apffel Park in Galveston, TX
This beach nourishment project beneficially used dredged material from the Brownsville Ship Channel.
This project designed and nourished approximately 4,700 feet of beach between the Freeport Jetties and 1st Street.
Corpus Christi Botanical Society, Inc. construcedt a wetland interpretive center in a high visibility urban wetland park for educational use and passive recreation.
Texas A&M University at Galveston installed restroom facilities at the wetlands center pavilion, provided teaching aids for the wetlands center, and constructed an additional 7,800 feet of trails to the fresh/brackish wetlands and bay shoreline.
The City of Corpus Christi developed final engineering plans and specifications for the second phase of the University Marina Beach Park (UMBP).
