History
The Pollution Prevention Partnership (P3) started in 1995 to address air quality issues
in Corpus Christi, an ozone near-nonattainment area. P3 resides in the Department of Community
Outreach on the Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi campus. We deliver a broad range of
services to business and the general public throughout the Coastal Bend. Programs include both
Air
&
Stormwater programs
, Corpus Christi Urban Leadership Collaborative
, Exploring Wetlands & Waterways Camps
, and Supporting Educators Program.
We provide environmental education, pollution prevention, and environmental compliance assistance
to citizens, schools, businesses, industry, and governments. Through the Urban Leadership Collaborative,
we work as part of a national network to provide environmental and safety education, training, and
activities to urban minority communities. In partnership with the Adopt-A-Wetlands program, the
Exploring Wetlands and Waterways Camps give children the opportunity to learn kayaking while
exploring and learning about our coastal environment. Supporting Educators represents a
commitment to providing environmental education training opportunities for our educators and
assisting them in finding whatever resources they need to deliver outstanding programs to their
students. The Pollution Prevention Partnership is active in the community including participation
in a number of community events including Bayfest, Earth Day/Bay Day, Adopt-A-Beach Cleanup,
and others. In 2000, we had the honor of receiving the
Governor's Award for Environmental Excellence in Education.