Resources & Publications

The CHNEP Water Atlas is a web-based resource center providing real-time water data and info.

The results of this study provide a better understanding of the economic activity tied to restoration, conservation and management activities in the CHNEP area.

CHNEP expanded the program area to include the freshwater upstream portions of the Caloosahatchee River basin in the designated counties.

This project aims to control exotic plant species, provide freshwater to wildlife outside of the wet season, and restore hydrology of the site.

CHNEP is funding a project to test the use of open-cell foam technology known as AquaFlex to absorb and remove excess nutrients along with Cyanobacteria.

Florida Red Tide (Karenia brevis) Impacts and How the National Estuary Programs Can Help

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

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

The CCHMN is a regional partnership of agencies (managed under CHNEP) that collect monthly water quality data using consistent, technically sound protocol.

CHNEP provided funding to remove invasive vegetation and to plant native vegetation in this area.

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

CHNEP provided funding for the development of a science based, data-driven integrated surface/ground water hydrologic model.