Resources & Publications

The purpose of the Plan is to
provide a technically sound, consensus-based approach for oyster habitat restoration.

CHNEP is funding the engineering design and plans for stabilizing the creek banks to reduce sediment runoff and enhance water quality.

CHNEP offers the following technical comments on the proposed update.

A summary of research investigating land-based nitrogen loads and red tide events.

Construction to remove existing shrimp ponds berms and then recontour the area to create wetlands will be completed to restore the hydrology of the site.

CHNEP offers the following technical comments on the proposed Conservation Area.

Dredging has caused this habitat to lose the majority of its historic oyster reefs and seagrass beds also known as submerged aquatic vegetation (SAV).

CHNEP is funding research in multiple counties to determine nutrient removal efficiency of tapegrass and to demonstrate the return on investment of tapegrass restoration.

CHNEP is assisting with Comprehensive Vulnerability Assessments (CVAs) in all 10 counties it serves.

CHNEP offers the following technical comments on FDEP's consideration to impaired Outstanding Florida Waters.

This article was published in Florida Scientist.

CHNEP is assisting with Adaptation Action Area projects in all 10 counties it serves.