
Seeding Local Resilience: Lessons from Galveston Island
In a place like Galveston facing rising seas, stronger storms, and growing pressure on its coastal ecosystems, the island’s future depends on the actions its communities take today. A barrier

In a place like Galveston facing rising seas, stronger storms, and growing pressure on its coastal ecosystems, the island’s future depends on the actions its communities take today. A barrier

For more than a decade, communities have looked to the proposed “Ike Dike,” a federally funded flood gate system, as a solution. But discussions about resilience often overlook a key

On August 15th, the Texas Water Development Board (TWDB) will consider adopting the state’s first-ever comprehensive flood plan—a historic milestone in our collective efforts to safeguard Texas communities from the

Texas, as the saying goes, has four seasons: drought, flood, blizzard, and twister. This old quip has hit a bit too close to home for Texans this year. We are