EARTH DAY WITH SUSTAINABLE SASHA Sustainable Sasha here! One of the biggest threats to Galveston Bay is pollution, including everyday sources of litter and trash. The Bay starts in all our backyards. Its watershed extends all the way from Dallas to Galveston. Litter and car oil leaks in our neighborhoods get washed into storm drains […]
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We’re bringing the Bay to you with digital content. If you need an educational lesson, our “At Home With The Bay” series features conservation videos and activities. And if you’re feeling anxious, our “Keep Your Stress At Bay” relaxation video series features calming scenes from the Bay. All of our content is listed below on […]
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Greetings from Galveston Bay Foundation, To ensure that we do not inadvertently add to the spread of the novel coronavirus, Galveston Bay Foundation has decided to postpone several upcoming events including our Annual Meeting and the Inaugural Houston Oyster Festival. Caring for the Bay includes caring for the community beyond its waters, and our team believes […]
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In 1987, a diverse group of recreational, commercial and industrial Bay users put aside their differences and came together to protect their common interest – Galveston Bay. They were concerned about two issues – 1) the Wallisville project set to dam up 20,000 acres of the lower Trinity River and create a lake that would […]
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