North Carolina Projects and Studies
Aquatic Habitat Restoration
Provide information that permits resource-management agencies to improve the scientific basis for aquatic-habitat restoration decisions and to facilitate integration of scientific information relevant to habitat restoration.
Accounting for Water Needs of Southeast Region National Wildlife Refuges |
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This project will provide spatially-explicit documentation of water quantity, timing, and distribution of water on six NWRs in the Southeast that are considered high priority due to known or potential stressors such as population growth, hydrologic manipulation, ongoing litigation, and/or recent changes in state water law.
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Aquatic Habitat Restoration Support of Federal and State Programs |
Continuous water-quality monitoring at Lake Mattamuskeet |
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has partnered with the U.S. Geological Survey to establish two automated continuous water-quality monitoring stations at Lake Mattamuskeet to collect data useful for management of the lake. Stations on the east and west side of the lake measure water level, clarity, dissolved oxygen, pH, temperature, salinity, and conductivity.
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Hydrologic and Geospatial data Support of Federal and State Programs Aquatic Habitat Restoration |
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