In 2014, HARC's board and leadership made the decision to proceed with the design and construction of a new headquarters building that strongly embodies HARC’s mission.
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Water Program Video: HARC’s Galveston Bay Report Card
Watch this video on the Galveston Bay Report Card. The Galveston Bay Report Card is a collaboration between the Houston Advanced Research Center (HARC) and the Galveston Bay Foundation through a grant from Houston Endowment.
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