Project Description
The Texas General Land Office provided general recommendations for sediment management.
The Texas General Land Office provided general recommendations for sediment management.
Trust for Public Land conducted greenprinting for community-based natural resource and public access planning in a rural area in Texas for the first time to provide a model for work that could be accomplished in other rural coastal counties.
Coastal Bend Bays and Estuaries Program determined spatial and temporal changes in inland marshes, mangroves, tidal flats, forested and riparian wetlands, and water bodies in the Corpus Christi-Coastal Bend area.
The Texas Cooperative Extension developed a how-to manual for the creation of stormwater treatment wetlands for the Texas Gulf Coast region with step-by-step guidelines that cover site selection through the completion of planting and monitoring.
Texas A&M University, Corpus Christi assisted in the strengthening and fortification of five TCOON data collection platforms that will better allow the platforms to withstand hurricane force winds and storm surges.
The University of Texas implementated a program for monitoring Texas seagrasses in the Lower Laguna Madre, following protocols that evaluate seagrass condition based on landscape-scale dynamics.
Matagorda County will rebuild 5,610 linear feet of road next to County Road 238 at Sargent Beach, Matagorda County.
The Trinity Bay Conservation District constructed and developed a surface flow constructed wetland to properly treat the wastewater within the community. The wetland is being designed to handle an anticipated flow of 100,000 gallons per day.
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.