Projects & Studies
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Addicks Reservoir
- Completed Projects
- Addicks Reservoir Watershed Model and Map Update
- Cypress Creek Overflow Management Plan
- Stormwater Detention Basin at John Paul's Landing Park
- Upper Langham Creek Frontier Program
- Investigation of De-Silting Channels that Drain to Addicks and Barker Reservoirs
- Selective Clearing at Addicks Reservoir
- Maintenance Repairs on Bear Creek Tributary U102-01-00
- Dinner Creek Stormwater Detention Basin
- Armand Bayou
- Barker Reservoir
- Brays Bayou
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Buffalo Bayou
- Channel Conveyance Restoration at Buffalo Bayou Park
- Memorial Park Demonstration Project
- Terry Hershey Park Emergency Repair Project
- Terry Hershey Park Surveying Contract
- W129-00-00 Channel Enclosure
- W140-00-00 Spring Branch
- 1119 Commerce Street
- Maintenance Repairs on Buffalo Bayou Tributary W167-04-00
- Carpenters Bayou
- Cedar Bayou
- Clear Creek
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Cypress Creek
- Completed Projects
- Cypress Creek Overflow Management Plan
- Katy Prairie Wetlands Construction and Site Improvements
- Meyer Park Archeological Site
- Voluntary Home Buyouts in the Cypress Creek Watershed
- Dry Gully Erosion Repairs K133-00-00
- Cypress Creek Tributary K163-00-00 Conveyance Improvements
- Cypress Creek Tributary K129-00-00
- Greens Bayou
- Hunting Bayou
- Jackson Bayou
- Little Cypress Creek
- Luce Bayou
- San Jacinto River
- San Jacinto & Galveston Bay
- Sims Bayou
- Spring Creek
- Spring Gully & Goose Creek
- Vince Bayou
- White Oak Bayou
- Willow Creek
Greens Bayou Wetlands Mitigation Bank
The Greens Bayou Wetlands Mitigation Bank (Greens WetBank) is a permanently protected, 961-acre expanse of ponds, marshes and forest, located along Greens and Garners bayous in northeast Harris County.
By preserving, restoring and creating wetlands at Greens WetBank, the Harris County Flood Control District provides opportunities for federally permitted government and private developments to mitigate for the unavoidable loss of wetlands elsewhere in Harris County.
Wetlands are among the most productive of ecosystems, and perform many important functions that benefit people and wildlife. The creation of wetland "credits" at Greens WetBank helps offset the "debits" of wetland losses due to development. The sale of those credits helps ensure the long-term sustainability of this important wetland preserve.