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Coastal News Today | TX - Artist Boat Seeks $10M to protect and preserve 1,400 acres of wild lands on West Galveston Island - Vimarsana News

Coastal News Today | TX - Artist Boat Seeks $10M to protect and preserve 1,400 acres of wild lands on West Galveston Island

Help Artist Boat raise $10 million dollars in the next two years to protect and finish the purchase of 1,400 acres of precious wetlands and endangered coastal prairies on the Texas coast. YOU can help finish this effort and Be One In A Million. YOU can help the Coastal Heritage Preserve grow again and save the homes of wildlife.

Galveston's wetlands at risk of being developed, nonprofit racing to save wildlife habitat - Vimarsana News

Galveston's wetlands at risk of being developed, nonprofit racing to save wildlife habitat

A nonprofit organization, Artist Boat, is racing against the clock to buy area's of Galveston wetlands, before it is developed into a 52 home neighborhood.

Galveston hikes commercial drainage fees to cover rising costs - Vimarsana News

Galveston hikes commercial drainage fees to cover rising costs

The city also plans to more widely enforce an ordinance requiring owners pay drainage fees on undeveloped lots.

Galveston nonprofit works to make 'most important' wetlands purchase - Vimarsana News

Galveston nonprofit works to make 'most important' wetlands purchase

The Artist Boat, a Galveston nonprofit, has until February to raise about $2 million to buy West End land from Anchor Bay Development, which agreed to sell rather than develop

Sea level rise in Galveston: How islanders are grappling - Vimarsana News

Sea level rise in Galveston: How islanders are grappling

Galveston's water levels are expected to rise about a foot-and-a-half in the next 30 years, making clear how vulnerable the barrier island is.