The Galveston Bay Foundation Phase conducted a year of field assessment to fine-tune the wetland model.This project was focused on securing data that demonstrates the ecological and economic value of freshwater wetlands in the Galveston Bay watershed.
The Texas Cooperative Extension established the Dickinson Bayou Restoration Working Group and developed a comprehensive wetland restoration plan for Dickinson Bayou.
The Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority provided an efficient and reliable delivery system of water necessary for quality habitat that will help sustain waterfowl populations at levels recommended in the North American Waterfowl Management Plan.
Aransas First developed a master plan for the flood plain of the lower Tule Creek, installed interpretive signage, and constructed an approximate 20' X 30' partially covered pavilion connected to the existing viewing boardwalk.
The Village of Surfside Beach will install four walkovers that enhance free public access to the drive on beach.
The Texas Department of Health collected and analyzed oyster, crab and fish tissue from Nueces Bay for zinc and other possible contaminants and then performed a risk assessment for human consumption of these organisms.
Texas A&M University at Galveston characterized sea turtle nesting activity and essential nesting habitat along the upper Texas coast, specifically Bolivar Peninsula.
