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Using Past Seagrass Restoration Projects to Inform Research and Improve the Monitoring of Future Restoration Efforts

Susan Bell

National Academies of Science, Engineering, Medicine: Gulf Research Program

Healthy Ecosystems 3

Seagrass restoration is becoming an increasingly common management component for enhancing ecosystem health within the Gulf of Mexico. However, the various efforts undertaken by different entities have not yet been adequately assessed to learn about their success over time and inform future restoration efforts. This project aims to synthesize unpublished data from past seagrass restoration projects at more than 250 sites along the Florida coast into a single database, conduct on-site visits of selected projects, and convene a workshop involving researchers and restoration practitioners in order to determine best practices for seagrass restoration design and monitoring. The products will be used to improve both the implementation and the assessment of future seagrass restoration efforts.

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Seagrass abundance in revisited restoration sites in Florida from 2018-08-18 to 2018-12-03

Authors: Rezek, Ryan, Bradley Furman, and Susan Bell
Published On: Feb 10 2022 22:10 UTC
File Format: xlsx
DOI: 10.7266/NF509S4W
UDI: H3.x879.000:0001
File Size: 99.7 KB

Susan Bell
Professor
University of South Florida / Department of Integrative Biology

sbell@usf.edu

Information Product Scholarly Publication

Long-term performance of seagrass restoration projects in Florida, USA

Creators: Rezek, Ryan J., Bradley T. Furman, Robin P . Jung, Margaret O . Hall, and Susan S. Bell
Publisher: Scientific Reports
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