A sizable group representing CBI traveled to Houston to participate in the 106th Annual AMS Meeting, one of the world’s largest yearly gatherings for the weather, water, and climate community.

CBI has received $10,000 from Gulf Coast Growth Ventures to support CBI’s Point of Beginning Initiative.

CBI raised $1,000 and gathered nearly 400 essential items through two internal holiday charitable drives benefitting Izzy’s Food Pantry, a campus resource that supports TAMU-CC students experiencing food insecurity.

Three TAMU-CC alumni were among those recognized at the 74th annual Texas Society of Professional Surveyors Convention & Tech Expo in San Antonio, Texas.

CBI recently completed the restoration of a critical environmental monitoring station in Copano Bay near Rockport, Texas, marking a major step in strengthening the Texas Coastal Ocean Observation Network (TCOON).

An international research collaboration has led to advances that could improve how scientists predict seasonal-to-multi-year changes in sea levels using artificial intelligence (AI).

Beeville ISD is the first district in the Coastal Bend to offer students access to courses within the Geospatial Engineering and Land Surveying (GELS) Career and Technical Education (CTE) pathway through Islander Academy.

The Conrad Blucher Institute has named Desireé Hurst and Isidro X. Garza as the 2024 Conrad Blucher Chairs for Excellence in Surveying.

Seneca Holland, a Geospatial Research Scientist at the Conrad Blucher Institute, has been named the TSPS Educator of the Year.

CBI is pleased to welcome Bernie Estavillo as a Software Applications Developer.