LA TIG-Monitoring and Adaptive Management Planning
Implementing Organization
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration; State of Louisiana; US Department of Agriculture; US Department of the Interior; US Environmental Protection Agency
Overview
DWH Project Funding
$1,753,754
Known Leveraged Funding
$0
Funding Organization
Natural Resource Damage Assessment Trustees (NRDA)
Funding Program
Natural Resource Damage Assessment NRDA
Details
Project Category
Science
Project Actions
Monitoring and Observations
Targeted Resources
Other
Project Description
The Louisiana TIG Trustees will develop monitoring and adaptive management approaches for restoration in Louisiana consistent with the Trustee's programmatic restoration plan, the Trustee Council Standard Operating Procedures (SOP), and the Trustee Council Monitoring and Adaptive Management Procedures and Guidelines Manual (MAM Manual). Under this project, the LA TIG Trustees will develop two products. The first is an adaptive management framework and an adaptive management program plan to maximize the success of restoration efforts in Louisiana. The adaptive management framework will help ensure that the Trustees are iteratively incorporating new information into each step of the decision-making process to reduce uncertainty in projects and project types, improve decision-making, and track progress towards restoration goals. The second product is a strategic monitoring & adaptive management plan that will guide the allocation and execution of monitoring & adaptive management expenditures in the Louisiana restoration area.
Contact
Stephen Heverly(301) 427-8626
stephen.heverly@noaa.gov
Project Website
None
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