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    • Gale environmental sourcebook: a guide to organizations, agencies, and publications 

      Karen Hill and Annette Piccirelli; (Gale Research Incorporated, 1992)
      This book contains information on organizations, agencies, programs, and publications concerned with the environment. Approximately 9,000 resources are included that can offer the most current information available on all ...

    • Galveston 

      Galveston Chamber of Commerce, Inc. (Galveston Chamber of Commerce, 1980)
      This periodical contains articles titled Galevents, From City Hall, ANICO's 75th Anniversary, A Volunteer's Volunteer, Wharves Report, Galveston Children's Home, Looking Ahead, Galveston College - Your Interest is Our ...

    • Galveston - going - going - gone? 

      Phelan, R.C. (, 1971)
      No abstract available

    • The Galveston barrier island and environs: a model for predicting reservoir occurrence and trend. 

      Bernard, H.A.; Major, C.F., Jr.; Parrott, B.S. (, 1959)
      This article explains the geological processes, setting, history, lithologic character, genesis and sequence, directional features, shape, and trend of the Galveston barrier island.

    • Galveston Bay 

      Antrobus, Sally (Texas A&M University Press, 2005)
      This is intended as a celebration of Galveston Bay. Along much of its shore just getting to the edge can be difficult because the waterway is boxed in by a large population center with a major port and an enormous concentration ...

    • Galveston Bay 

      Pulley, Dr. T. E. (National Wildlife Federation, 1968)
      No abstract available.

    • Galveston bay 3-D model study channel deepening lessons learned in management of a large modeling study 

      Schmidt JH; McAdory RT; Martin WD; Berger RC (Publ by ASCE, New York, NY, USA, 1993)
      The numerical modeling of Galveston Bay in 3-D for long time durations with many geometry and hydrologic scenarios, coupled with the need to store all data for subsequent use in a model to predict oyster populations, ...

    • Galveston Bay 3-D model study, channel deepening, circulation and salinity results 

      Berger RC; Martin WD; McAdory RT; Schmidt JH (Publ by ASCE, New York, NY, USA, 1993)
      The effects of deepening the Houston Ship Channel through the Galveston Bay estuary are predicted using the 3-D finite element numerical model RMA10-WES. The primary concern is the effect of any circulation and salinity ...

    • Galveston Bay 3-D model study, channel deepening, circulation and salinity results 

      Berger R; Martin W; McAdory R; Schmidt J (Publ by ASCE, New York, NY, USA, 1994)
      Galveston Bay in Texas contains the Houston Ship Channel connecting the port of Houston to the Gulf of Mexico. Due to navigational hazards, the Galveston District Corps of Engineers began proposals to enlarge the channel ...

    • Galveston Bay Aerial Photograph Collection (1930) 

      Tobin Surveys, Incorporated (, 1930)
      The Galveston Bay Aerial Photograph Collection (1930) consists of 780 aerial photographs of Galveston Bay and surrounding areas. The photographs have been organized and shelved by U.S.G.S. quadrangle making it easier to ...

    • Galveston Bay aerial photography, November 1987 

      U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (Environmental Monitoring Systems Laboratory, 1988)
      A NASA-AMES Research Center U-2 aircraft acquired the data for this atlas on the 11th and 17th of November 1987. The data were acquired under the sponsorship of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The photography was taken ...

    • Galveston Bay ambassadors. 

      Webb, N. (, 1993)
      Volunteer teachers present a program with activities to schools and organizations in the four counties (Brazoria, Chambers, Galveston, and Harris) that surround Galveston Bay. The program is specifically designed to ...

    • Galveston Bay and the Galveston Bay Estuary Program 

      Galveston Bay Estuary Program (Galveston Bay Estuary Program, Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, 2007)
      This is a brochure describing Galveston Bay and the Galveston Bay Estuary Program that manages this natural resource.

    • Galveston Bay and the Long Tail of Outdoor Recreation 

      Eubanks, TL (Galveston Bay Estuary Program, Jan. 25, 2)
      No abstract available

    • Galveston Bay and the surrounding area: human uses, production and economic values 

      Ditton, R.B., D.K. Loomis, D.R. Fesenmaier, M.O. Osborn, D. Hollin, J. W. Kolb (U.S. Department of Commerce, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Estuarine Programs Office, 1989)
      The purpose of this paper is to provide information on the extent to which Galveston Bay and its adjacent land area are used for various purposes and their respective economic values. In some cases, data are not available ...

    • Galveston Bay and you. 

      Galveston Bay National Estuary Program. (, 1990)
      No abstract available

    • Galveston Bay area bibliography. 

      University of Texas, Bureau of Business Research.; Texas A&M University, Industrial Economics Research Division. (University of Texas., 1969)
      A listing, annotation, and evaluation of selected information and date sources, planning reports, and projections for the Houston-Galveston Area, including the counties of Brazoria, Chambers, Fort Bend, Harris, Galveston, ...

    • Galveston Bay Area Economic Base 

      Smith, Lamar (Bureau of Business Research, University of Texas at Austin, 1970-09)
      The primary objectives of this study are to examine the recent history of the Galveston Bay Area (GBA) and to analyze the Area's growth prospects for the next fifty years. As defined here, the GBA consists of eight Texas ...

    • Galveston Bay Area Master Naturalists - Volunteers Implementing the Galveston Bay Plan 

      Massey, Julie K., Dick Benoit and Carolyn Lovell (Galveston Bay Estuary Program, 2003)
      The Galveston Bay Area Master Naturalist Program is a volunteer education program designed to create a group of informed individuals knowledgeable of the values and uses of Galveston Bay's natural resources. These volunteers ...

    • Galveston Bay Area Master Naturalists: Volunteers Implementing the Galveston Bay Plan 

      Massey, J; Snell, S; Benoit, D (Galveston Bay Estuary Program, Jan. 25, 2)
      The Galveston Bay Area Chapter of the Texas Master Naturalist Program is a volunteer education program designed to create a group of informed individuals knowledgeable of the values and uses of Galveston Bay's natural ...