More than 100 tons of material cleaned from Matagorda Island

by CJ Vetter © THE PORT LAVACA WAVE 2024
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Contributed photo Debris recovered by the Aransas National Wildlife Refuge and Coastal Bend Bays & Estuaries Program line the shore of Matagorda Island. These materials were removed from the island to protect its natural landscape and wildlife.


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