Adaptation to Aquatic Ecosystems
How aquatic life adapts to aquatic systems from headwaters to the ocean (Gulf of Mexico) Texas blind salamander The...
Release Fish Safely
Tips to Release Fish Safely Back into the Aquatic Environment Photo credit: Corpus Christi Caller Times For safety for you...
You Can Make a Difference
Ways you can Help Make a Difference in the Environment and Help Aquatic Life A student volunteers to help with...
Who Does What in Texas Water
Many government agencies, local authorities, private companies, and organizations work on water and aquatic environments in Texas. Aquatic science biologist...
Environmental Contaminants in Fish
Aquatic scientists monitor for environmental contaminants in aquatic life Photo credit: Texas Parks and Wildlife Department The Texas Department of...
Be an Ethical Angler
An ethical angler does more than just follow fishing regulations Photo credit: Texas Parks and Wildlife Do the right thing....
What makes waves?
You can watch waves form at the seashore or at a lake Waves are usually formed when water is pushed...
Seaweed, Jellyfish, Beach Trash and Gulf of Mexico Currents
Top: Gulf of Mexico currents and wind direction. Middle: Jellyfish on the beach. Bottom: Students volunteer to pick up trash...
Recycle an Oyster Reef Class Project
Aquatic Science Class Project to Recycle an Oyster Reef Students volunteer for an aquatic science class project to help restore...
Texas’ great winged migrations
Texas coast wetlands serve as the key wintering ground for millions of North American waterfowl during their annual migrations. Photo...