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Project

Developing and Integrating Social Measures of Estuarine Restoration Success

Resource

Brochure: Restoring Oregon’s Estuaries
Factsheet
Considerations for Managers: Results from “Developing and Integrating Social Measures of Estuarine Restoration Success”
Report
Data Collected to Support Eco-Social Metrics of Saltmarsh Restoration in Alsea, Coos, and Yaquina Bays in Oregon
Data
Exploring Applications of Ecosystem Service Conceptual Models for Coastal Habitats
Webinar Summary
Matrix Linking Social and Ecological Scores of Estuarine Success
Report
Restoration Success: Linking Social and Ecological Metrics
Webinar Summary
Sneak Peek: Developing and Integrating Social Measures of Estuarine Restoration Success
Video
Social and ecological connectivity: A Q-methodology investigation of coastal estuary perceptions in Oregon
Journal Article

 

 

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