Recreation. Economic development. Enhanced quality of life. These are the goals of the Greens Bayou Coalition. Additionally, the Coalition works to remediate flooding and other threats to the bayou for those who live within its reaches. From developing parks and trails to monitoring water quality, the Coalition is the Greens Bayou advocate, bringing together individuals, organizations and public agencies to address the challenges and opportunities of the bayou. A 501(c)3 organization, Greens Bayou Coalition is funded by membership dues and grants. Volunteer committees in each section – or “reach” – of the bayou help determine the priorities and guide the projects of their respective areas. About the Bayou The Greens Bayou watershed meanders approximately 45 miles throughout Houston, Jersey Village, Jacinto City, Galena Park, Humble and Harris County. The watershed covers about 212 square miles and includes four primary streams: Greens Bayou, Halls Bayou, Garners Bayou and Reinhardt Bayou. There are some 308 miles of open streams, including primary streams and tributary channels. From its narrow, ditch-like headway in the US 290 area to its deep, tree-lined delta at the Port of Houston, Greens Bayou is as varied as the neighborhoods it traverses.