Project ID: 1652
Project Name: Integrating socioeconomic impacts into fisheries restoration decisions
SourceUID: None
Latitude: 36.001334643718
Longitude: -78.938191051252
Country: USA
State or Province: GOM
County: Not Defined
Project Category: Science
Project Action: Habitat Restoration and Enhancement
Additional Project Action(s): Planning
Additional Project Action(s):
Targeted Resource(s): Fish/Fish Habitats
Targeted Resource(s):
Targeted Resource(s):
Anticipated Project Completion Year: 2022
Implementing Organization: Nicholas Institute, Duke University
Implementing Organization Type: Academic
Point of Contact – Name: Lydia Olander
Point of Contact – Phone: lydia.olander@duke.edu
Point of Contact – Email: None
Other Partners: None
Affiliated Institutions: Texas A&M University, NOAA Office for Habitat Conservation, Restoration Division,
Link: https://restoreactscienceprogram.noaa.gov/projects/socioeconomic-impacts-of-restoration
Project Comments: None
Acres Acquired: 0
Close Year: 0
Close Month: 0
Close day: 0
Purchase Type: None
Landowner: None
Landowner Type: None
Purpose: No data provided
Public Access: No data provided
Easement Holder Name : No data provided
Easement Holder Type: No data provided
Secondary Easement Holder 1: No data provided
Secondary Easement Holder 2: No data provided
Duration: No data provided
Term: No data provided
Land Restoration Acreage: 0
Aquatic Restoration Acreage: 0
Restoration Mileage: 0
Restoration Feet: 0
Additional Acreage: None
DWH Funder: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
DWH Funder Type: Federal
DWH Funding Program: The RESTORE Act Funds Bucket 4: NOAA RESTORE Act Science Program
DWH Dollar Amount : 121735
DWH Source: Transocean
Fund Origin: Civil Settlement
Controlling Documents: The RESTORE Act
Award Year: 2021
Award Month: 9
Total Amount Leveraged: 0
