State Farm Youth Advisory Board Awards GBCC Grant
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Greens Bayou Corridor Coalition (GBCC), Houston Parks Board, Bayou Preservation Association, and Wendel D Ley Family YMCA are working together to develop the first canoe launch park on Greens Bayou.
The site is a genuine diamond in the rough, with two unusual finds. First, the furthest east stand of Anacuas are present. More importantly, it is home to a ten foot palm. Specialist at the University of Texas are working to determine if it is a new species, or simply the largest Louisiana Sabal in the State of Texas.
State Farm Youth Advisory Board awarded GBCC a $38,019 grant to work with Galena Park ISD high school students. Students will be introduced to native vs. invasive species concepts, identify and remove invasive species, and replant native plants.
The site is a genuine diamond in the rough, with two unusual finds. First, the furthest east stand of Anacuas are present. More importantly, it is home to a ten foot palm. Specialist at the University of Texas are working to determine if it is a new species, or simply the largest Louisiana Sabal in the State of Texas.
State Farm Youth Advisory Board awarded GBCC a $38,019 grant to work with Galena Park ISD high school students. Students will be introduced to native vs. invasive species concepts, identify and remove invasive species, and replant native plants.
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