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The City of South Padre Island created dunes, transplanted and vegetated the newly created dunes, and watered the vegetation once it was transplanted.
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South Padre Island Beach Erosion Response Project
Seabrook Wetland Conservation Plan
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Houston-Galveston Area Council used the model conservation planning process outlined in the GLO publication, Texas Coastal Wetlands: A Handbook for Local Governments.
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Sargent Beach Redevelopment Project
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Matagorda County constructed the Sargent Chamber of Commerce Parking Area and boat launching ramp.
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Shower Improvements to Beach Access Rd 1
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The City of Port Aransas constructed one public multi-head shower facility on the beach in the City of Port Aransas right-of-way.
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Stenciling Program
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The City of Rockport placed signs reading "Don't Dump, Drains to Bay" on approximately 487 storm water inlets throughout the City of Rockport.
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Signage for Padre Island Boat Pump-out Facility
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The City of Corpus Christi provided four signs along the public waterways in the Padre Island vicinity to direct boat traffic to the facility.
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Status and Trends of Coastal Vulnerability to Natural Hazards
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Texas A&M University collected and compiled data to improve local and state government hazard preparedness for the Galveston, Brazoria, and Harris county areas.
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Texas Public Lands Initiative - Phase 3 - Subrecipient
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The Texas General Land Office Adopt-A-Beach Marine Debris Public Relations Campaign
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The Adopt-A-Beach program developed a new outreach campaign to help increase public awareness of the threat caused by marine debris on the Texas coast, and to spur volunteer participation in the program's coastwide cleanup efforts.
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The Live Oak Nature and Education Trail
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Aransas County constructed a "living lab," a native habitat study area with trails and educational amenities and a streambed with riffle ponds along the west bank of Tule Ditch/Tule Creek.