Resources & Publications

For the reintroduction of The Myakka Wild & Scenic River Act of 2024 to federally designate the Myakka River as a Partnership Wild & Scenic River.

Excessive macroalgae blooms can have harmful effects on Florida's ecosystems and economy.

CHNEP and partners characterized Charlotte Harbor mangroves, evaluated mangrove condition trends, and recommended restoration opportunities.

CHNEP funded a project to restore and monitor 20 acres of floodplain wetlands and buffering uplands on the preserve.

The Charlotte Harbor Flatwoods Hydrologic Restoration Initiative (CHFI) encompasses 80,000 acres of land.

Macroalgae (also known as seaweeds) are important, not well understood, and possibly increasing in Florida’s estuaries.

Local implementation of a national program: The National Estuary Program response following the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.

The project consisted of herbicide control of invasive exotic plants, as well as plantings of native wetland plants.

This link provides access to the full report and all appendices.

CHNEP is funding an Oyster Restoration Design Project with Manatee County.

Widespread recovery of seagrass coverage in Southwest Florida (USA): Temporal and spatial trends and management actions responsible for success.

These water quality targets will be used by resource managers and NEP partners to hold the line on water quality in the greater Charlotte Harbor estuary.