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The Gulf of Mexico Foundation, Inc. continued the Science and Spanish Club Network, which has emerged as an effective tool in shaping a distinct, community-based youth leadership in stewardship of the Gulf of Mexico agenda.
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The Only Barriers Along the Texas Coastline are Islands: The Science and Spanish Club Network Education Project
Surveying, Monitoring and Data Dissemination for Restored Shores along the Texas Coast (Phase 1)
Tapley Tributary Restoration
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Buffalo Bayou Partnership completed habitat, water quality and flood capacity improvements to the Tapley Tributary and the adjacent segment of Buffalo Bayou's riparian buffer.
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Swan Lake: Pilot Study Site Utilizing Processed Industrial Wastewater to Manage Salinity in Lower Galveston Bay
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Texas A&M University at Galveston conducted a project to increase oyster populations and facilitate shoreline protection in Galveston Bay.
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South Pade Island Beach Nourishment and Sand Source Investigation
Technical Support to Enhance the State's Management of OSSFs in the TX Coastal Zone
Shell Bank: Oyster shell recycling, community engagement, teacher institute, and oyster health
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Texas A&M University - Corpus Christi built on build on previous efforts, by expanding oyster shell collection, hosting community-based restoration events, and monitoring oyster disease on reefs throughout the Mission-Aransas Estuary .
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Texas High School Coastal Monitoring Program: Ball High School, Galveston
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The University of Texas continued the Texas High School Coastal Monitoring Program, which measures the topography, maps the vegetation line and shoreline, and observes weather and wave conditions.
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Texas CMP 10th Anniversary Program Review, Phase 2
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The Center for Public Policy Dispute Resolution completed an assessment and a process improvement component to plan a facilitated meeting for each of the program's major partners to clarify the roles and responsibilities.
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Texas Refuge's Invasive Species Control
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Texas RICE controled the spread of noxious and invasive species on the Aransas Wildlife Refuge and the Peach Point WMA by spraying about 400 acres of Chinese Tallow in a unit called Tall Grass Pasture.