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Estero Bay and Watershed Management and Improvement Plan Workshop
Title
Estero Bay and Watershed Management and Improvement Plan Workshop.
Creator
Estero Bay and Watershed Management and Improvement Plan Workshop (1996 : Ft. Myers, Fla.), South Florida Water Management District (Fla.)
Abstract / Description
On May 1, 1996, the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) convened a one-day workshop in Ft. Myers, Florida, addressing conservation, management, and improvement of Estero Bay. The workshop was attended by over twenty-five representatives of environmental and civic groups, as well as of local, regional, and state governments and agencies. The purpose of the workshop was twofold: to provide input to the SFWMD in the preparation of its Estero Bay and Watershed Management and...
Show moreOn May 1, 1996, the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) convened a one-day workshop in Ft. Myers, Florida, addressing conservation, management, and improvement of Estero Bay. The workshop was attended by over twenty-five representatives of environmental and civic groups, as well as of local, regional, and state governments and agencies. The purpose of the workshop was twofold: to provide input to the SFWMD in the preparation of its Estero Bay and Watershed Management and Improvement Plan; and to identify actions which local governments, environmental groups, and other stakeholders in Bay issues could undertake in the short-term to improve the condition of the Bay.
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Date Issued
1996
Identifier
39645748, fgcu_swfe_0472, AAA3764 QF
Format
Document (PDF)
Indicator development: seagrass monitoring and research in the Gulf of Mexico : report of a workshop held at Mote Marine Laboratory in Sarasota, FL, January 28-29, 1992
Title
Indicator development: seagrass monitoring and research in the Gulf of Mexico : report of a workshop held at Mote Marine Laboratory in Sarasota, FL, January 28-29, 1992.
Creator
Neckles, Hilary A., PALMM (Project), Environmental Research Laboratory (Gulf Breeze, Fla.), United States, National Biological Survey (U.S.)
Abstract / Description
"Conservation and Restoration of the Sea Grasses of the Gulf of Mexico Through a Better Understanding of their Minimum Light Requirements and Factors Controlling Water Transparency";, "Submerged Aquatic Vegetation Mapping";, "Ecological Indicators";, "Submerged Aquatic Vegetation Research Needs";, and "Seagrass Conservation in the Gulf of Mexico: An Action Agenda", This document is the report of a meeting held at the Mote Marine Laboratory in Sarasota, Fla. to address the decline of sea grass...
Show more"Conservation and Restoration of the Sea Grasses of the Gulf of Mexico Through a Better Understanding of their Minimum Light Requirements and Factors Controlling Water Transparency";, "Submerged Aquatic Vegetation Mapping";, "Ecological Indicators";, "Submerged Aquatic Vegetation Research Needs";, and "Seagrass Conservation in the Gulf of Mexico: An Action Agenda", This document is the report of a meeting held at the Mote Marine Laboratory in Sarasota, Fla. to address the decline of sea grass habitats in the Gulf of Mexico. Coastal population growth and industrial and agricultural development as well as the widespread deterioration of water quality are examined.
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Date Issued
[1994], 1994, 1994
Identifier
AAA5500 QF, GC10000010, 177015, fgcu:25535
Format
E-book
Proceedings of the Charlotte Harbor Public Conference and Technical Symposium, March 1997
Title
Proceedings of the Charlotte Harbor Public Conference and Technical Symposium, March 1997.
Creator
Charlotte Harbor Public Conference and Technical Symposium (1997 : Punta Gorda, Fla.), Treat, Sally F., Treat, Sally F., Charlotte Harbor National Estuary Program (Fla.),...
Show moreCharlotte Harbor Public Conference and Technical Symposium (1997 : Punta Gorda, Fla.), Treat, Sally F., Treat, Sally F., Charlotte Harbor National Estuary Program (Fla.), Charlotte Harbor National Estuary Program
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Abstract / Description
The technical symposium documented by these proceedings was one of the Charlotte Harbor National Estuary Program's first projects. It highlighted the Program's goals for education, information management, and synthesis of existing data. The technical symposium combined invited and contributed papers to review the status and trends of resources bearing on major problem sets of the Charlotte Harbor National Estuary Program.
Date Issued
1998
Identifier
39781085, fgcu_swfe_0501
Format
Document (PDF)
Tampa Bay Sediment Quality Workshop
Title
Tampa Bay Sediment Quality Workshop: Setting Targets and Defining Management Strategies.
Creator
Tampa Bay Sediment Quality Workshop 1997 : St. Petersburg, Florida), Macdonald, Digby D., Tampa Bay National Estuary Program
Abstract / Description
The purpose of this report is to summarize the results of the second Science Advisory Group workshop. The objectives of the workshop were to present the results of key studies on sediment quality conditions in Tampa Bay; to develop ecosystem objectives that articulate the long-term goals for managing bedded sediments in Tampa Bay; to identify and evaluate candidate ecosystem quality indicators, and associated metrics, that could be used to measure attainment of the ecosystem objectives ...
Show moreThe purpose of this report is to summarize the results of the second Science Advisory Group workshop. The objectives of the workshop were to present the results of key studies on sediment quality conditions in Tampa Bay; to develop ecosystem objectives that articulate the long-term goals for managing bedded sediments in Tampa Bay; to identify and evaluate candidate ecosystem quality indicators, and associated metrics, that could be used to measure attainment of the ecosystem objectives (including physical, chemical, and biological indicators); to establish numerical targets for priority indicators and metrics; to review and propose refinements to existing monitoring programs based on the ecosystem quality indicators that were identified; to propose sediment management strategies that would support the ecosystem goals and objectives that have been identified for Tampa Bay; and to quantify relationships between source loadings and sediment quality.
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Identifier
41875762, fgcu_swfe_0408, AAA3758 QF
Format
Document (PDF)