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Links to new or updated pages
Affiliate Profiles
- Alice Vick, Program Manager, DNR, Environmental Protection Division, Coastal District
- Aaron Peck, Assistant Professor, Skidaway Institute of Oceanography
Research Summaries
- Climate-Linked Alteration of Ecosystem Services in Tidal Salt Marshes of Georgia and Louisiana
- Long-Term Monitoring of Atmospheric Nutrient Deposition in Chatham County for Assessment of Potential Effectiveness of Non-Point Source Pollution Mitigation
- Mapping and Analysis Related to Marsh Dieoff and Residential Docks
- Nutrient Delivery to the Coastal Zone by the Altamaha River
Documents (each opens in new window)
- Update on Marsh Dieback (January 2008 report presented to CRD)
- Marsh Dieback in Georgia (presentation to meeting of the Estuarine Research Federation, Nov 2007). Merryl Alber, Jan MacKinnon, Dorset Hurley, Carla Curran. (PDF, opens in new window.)
- S. Drescher, M. Messersmith, B. Davis and D. Sanger, 2007. State of Knowledge Report: Stormwater Ponds in the Coastal Zone. (1.4 Mb PDF, opens in new window)
Other (including new links)
- 2007 U.S. Ocean Policy Report Card (released Feb 27th, 2008) http://www.jointoceancommission.org/
- A new GCRC focus area, Regional Planning, is described fully on our partner website: www.gcrc.uga.edu/sarrp.htm
- Link to publication: Marine Ecosystems and Management, a new quarterly newsletter on marine ecosystem-based management worldwide.
- Link to the 2007 IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. The website includes species case studies by region, background information about the list, links to video and photos, fact sheets about threatened species, and much more.
- Marsh Dieback in Delaware (Center for the Inland Bays)