Coastal Texas Project (IKE Dike)

The Coastal Texas Project includes a combination of coastal storm risk management and ecosystem restoration projects that function as a system to reduce the risk of coastal storm surge damages to our coastal communities and vitally important industries, and to restore degraded coastal ecosystems. Focused on redundancy and robustness, the Coastal Texas Project provides increased resiliency along the Texas coast and is adaptable to future conditions, including sea level rise.

The Galveston Bay Storm Surge Barrier System is comprised of eight unique projects, split into gulf defenses and bay defenses, as illustrated above. This includes the integration of structural and non-structural coastal storm risk management actions with ecosystem restoration actions to improve the resiliency of coastal communities and the living shoreline.

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One Response to “Coastal Texas Project (IKE Dike)”

  1. Renee says:

    Should residents buy real Christmas trees this year and place them in the dunes after Christmas this year? We did this after Ike on the west end of Galveston. It definitely helped rebuild the dunes.

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