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Coastal Water Health

Operation of Texas Coast Harmful Algal Bloom Monitoring Network

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Coastal Water Health

Clean Coast Texas Collaborative

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Coastal Water Health

Advancing Harmful Algal Bloom Monitoring Efforts on the Texas Coast to Protect Human Health and Coastal Economies

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HydroEcology

Are Benefits of Freshwater Inflow Confounded with Degradation by Non-point Source Pollution in Lavaca and Matagorda Bays?

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HydroEcology

A Hydrological Seesaw and its Effect on Alkalinity Dynamics in Estuaries Along a Climate Gradient

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Community Resilience

Beach Use Analysis to Support Beach Watch Management

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Community Resilience

Composite Red Tide Vulnerability Index (CRTVI): Assessing and Communicating Vulnerability of Coastal Communities to Red Tide in Florida

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Coastal Water Health

Expansion of Proactive Monitoring Capacity for Harmful Algal Blooms

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Coastal Water Health

Texas Bacterial Source Tracking Program

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Community Resilience

Co-production of a Water Flow Decision Tool to Support Resource Management

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Community Resilience

To Understand the Socio-Economic Drivers of Impaired Water in Texas

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HydroEcology

Freshwater Inflows to Texas Bays and Estuaries: A State-wide Review, Synthesis, and Recommendations

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Community Resilience

Assessment of the Short- and Long-term Socioeconomic Impacts of Florida's 2017-2019 Red Tide Event

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Coastal Water Health

A Research and Monitoring Program to Mitigate the Impact of Harmful Algae Blooms on the Matagorda Bay and San Antonio Bay Ecosystems

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HydroEcology

Long-term Benthic Data Informs Adaptive Management of Freshwater Inflow to the Texas Coastal Bend

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HydroEcology

Assessment of the Relationship Between Freshwater Inflow and Biological Indicators in Lavaca Bay

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Coastal Water Health

Harmful Algal Bloom Monitoring and Assessment Plan for Texas Estuaries

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Community Resilience

Mitchell L. Mathis Program for Environmental Water Economics

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HydroEcology

Freshwater Inflows Website