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The University of Houston-Clear Lake employed students to conduct research to monitor multiple habitat restoration sites within the Galveston Bay system.
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Science-based Monitoring of Created Wetlands and Restored Habitat within the Galveston Bay System.
Seagrass and Epiphyte Hyperspectral Imaging for Efficient Integrated Measurement of Water Quality
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Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi improved water quality monitoring methodology of seagrass-dominated ecosystems by developing a data-rich imaging-based technology that is time and cost efficient for processing large numbers of samples.
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Shell Bank: An Oyster Shell Recycling, Habitat Selection, and Outreach Program for the Texas Coastal Bend
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Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi expanded the oyster shell recycling program, increased opportunities for community involvement, created an "Oysters in the classroom" program, and examined alternative reef building materials.
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Sediment Sources Investigations Along the Texas Coast - GLO
Sea Turtle Conservation - Subrecipient
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Sea Turtle Conservation - GLO - Admin
Shell Bank Improving Oyster Reef Restoration Through Oyster Shell Recycling, Education, and Scientific Inquiry
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The University of Texas A&M-Corpus Christi maintained the Shell Bank by continuing to reclaim oyster shells from coastal bend restaurants for restoring degraded reef.
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Shoreline Change and Beach/Dune Morphodynamics - GLO - Admin
Support for Resource Management Codes Revision
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Atkins participated in the Resource Management Codes revision and helped ensure their consistency across several state and federal agencies.