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There remains a significant need for Christmas trees for the Dunes Day dune rebuilding project Saturday.
TREE DROPOFFS Natural Christmas trees can be donated at these sites around Brazoria County. They should be free of all decorations. Brazoria C…
Surfside Beach and Brazoria County are closing out with 2020 by collecting trees for the annual Dunes Day restoration.
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Surfside Beach’s existential struggle with the ocean and the shifting sand underfoot came into renewed focus this year with significant erosion from multiple tropical cyclones that spun along Texas’ Gulf coast.
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SURFSIDE BEACH — Hurricane Laura’s high tides left many streets and ground-level structures covered by inches of water Thursday.
Angleton High School FFA students helped build up the dunes at the San Luis Pass using old Christmas trees during Brazoria County Parks and Wi…
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Long after Christmas is over and the live trees have died, they still have a purpose that they can serve — one that will help sustain the local environment. That’s the purpose of Dunes Day: to sustain the local sand dunes by staking down the dead Christmas trees on the beach. The dead trees will collect windblown sand, which will help build up the sand dunes and protect against erosion.
Give a discarded natural Christmas tree, some time or both this month to help shore up the Brazoria County coastline.
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