Thanks to Everyone who helped with the 2021 Abandoned Crab Trap Removal Program!  See complete 2021 Program Results

The Matagorda Bay Foundation and Lavaca Bay Foundation request Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement for Matagorda Ship Channel Project.

Matagorda Bay Corps Supplemental EIS Letter

Decisions about the October Estuary Education Program will be made soon. Given the current uncertainty in school protocols, it is possible that the program will be delayed until spring as was done after Hurricane Harvey. We will keep you advised!   You can find the full details of our Archimedes fundraising efforts here.

EVENT CANCELED  

Unfortunately the weather forecast is for 20 – 30 mph NNE winds making miserable conditions to paddle. Please consider celebrating National Estuary Week by other means such as playing Bird Bingo, Making a Nature Print or T-shirt Bag! Learn how from UTMSI’s Teaching Tuesday short videos.

Click here for full details

As recent observations of stream flow and drought index data have revealed an increasingly alarming trend in the South Central Texas/Middle Texas Coast region,  SABP has compiled the most recent data into a series of images illustrating the current status of drought conditions, stream flow, and salinity.

See full report here.

This information will be updated weekly.

2019 Estuary October provided hundreds of kids the opportunity to learn aboard the Texas Floating Classroom thanks to generous sponsors and individual contributions. Read more & view the gallery of photos.

Through the efforts of San Antonio Bay Partnership and Community Sponsors, the Texas Parks and Wildlife trail system added a new trail in Seadrift. This trail is the last segment of the famous Texas Water Safari and is a nice mix of river and bay paddling. Click Here for the story of the inaugural paddle and  watch the video.