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Status and Trends of Inland Wetland and Aquatic Habitats of the Brownsville-Harlingen Area

Summary

The University of Texas’ Bureau of Economic Geology (BEG) proposes to determine spatial and temporal changes in inland marshes, mangroves, tidal flats, forested and riparian wetlands, and water bodies in a portion of the Brownsville-Harlingen area. This project is in the fifth phase of an ongoing strategy to study the status and trends of wetland and aquatic habitats along the Texas coast. The BEG has completed status and trends work for the entire barrier island system, the inland environments in the Corpus Christi-Coastal Bend and Beaumont-Port Arthur areas, and has begun work for the Matagorda Bay area under Grant Cycle 13.

Basics

Lower Coast
N/A
University of Texas
$118,608

Classification

  • CMP 309
Coastal Natural Hazards Response Planning

Timeline

completed

Funding Sources

Source 1

11-026
Coastal Management Program (CMP)
Primary
Federal
$118,608
15
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Contacts

Responsibility
University of Texas - Bureau Economic Geology
Contact
Tom Tremblay 10100 Burnet Rd., Bldg 130 Austin, Texas 78758-4445 512.475.9537
Responsibility
General Land Office
Contact
1.800.998.4456 512.475.0773