Summary
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, Texas Water Resources Institute will restore the remaining ten ponds at the 165-acre water treatment property along the banks of the Arroyo and utilize them to water and treat nearby agricultural runoff before entering the Arroyo Colorado. Evaporation and utilization by vegetation will reduce the amount of fresh water impacting the hypersaline seagrass ecosystem in the Laguna Madre.
Basics
Cameron
N/A
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, Texas Water Resources Institute
$173,000
Classification
- CMP 306A
Public Education & Outreach
Water Quality Improvement
Wetlands/Marsh/Habitat Restoration
Timeline
completed
2017
Funding Sources
Source 1
16-076
Coastal Management Program (CMP)
Primary
Federal
$100,000
20
2016
Source 2
16-076
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service
Secondary
Other
$73,000
2017
- Document16-076-final-rpt-and-photos.pdf (3.79 MB)
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Contacts
Responsibility
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, Texas Water Resources
Contact
Jaime Flores
956.969.5607
Email
Responsibility
General Land Office
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