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Collection date: 2021-03-01
Response options: newsletter article in a periodical shared to general public and partners, Public notice of applicable permits with a comment opportunity., Landowners, stakeholders, USFWS and Michigan DNR involved in many decisions., Clinton River AOC Public Advisory Council, Public Outreach and stakeholder meetings were held at the time of developing the park master plan which the project was based off of., CITY OF MONROE COMMISSION ON ENVIRONMENT & WATER QUALITY USED LOCALLY, A master plan was conducted several years earlier that involved stakeholders and significant public input, but there weren't any specific public meetings for this project only., Public education, trainaings and flyers were created at the conclusion of the project., A local advisory board was in place and formed 10+ years ago to achieve the organization's goals for the river., unknown, Project funded multiple individual grant projects, each project may answer differently, Project Website, Community partners were engaged to help with volunteer removals, workshops held with agency reps, student field trips were engaged in restoration activities., school groups and volunteer groups were involved in invasive species, This project is ongoing., Local partners are involved in development and implementation (didn't check the local partner option because we also engaged general public); Public comment period on chemical treatments will occur in FY21, EPA-led Health Impact Assessment, Design is currently in progress - these outreach activities are planned
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Collection date: 2021-03-01
Response options: Other
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Collection date: 2021-03-01
Response options: Culvert mitigation-undersized, construct a wetland, In water stone bendway weirs and in-water anchored woody debris., off-shore breakwater (habitat shoals), floodplain restoration, Elevation of habitat above predicted high water, floodplain restoration and dam removal
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Collection date: 2021-03-01
Response options: Other
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Collection date: 2021-03-01
Response options: To target litter pollution, increased bird populations loafing on/near a beach, and near-beach runoff that leads to increased e. coli vectors that close beaches excessively, Increase aquatic passage connectivity to Lake Superior and increase Brook Trout habitat., To build tribal capacity, To develop a strategic blueprint for conservation of habitat within our watershed., Reduce sediment and phosphorus to the Genesee River Basin by streambank restoration, Restoration of two acres of wetlands, prevent further bank erosion, provide water view/access, educate, reduce pollution runoff, increase land and water (shallow & deep water) habitat, Reduce stormwater runoff, Reduce hazards to nesting adults and pre-fledged common tern chicks, imporove nesting substrate, manage vegetation, allow more thorough monitoring of the site, reduce threats of drowning to pre-fledged chicks, and increase the size of the nesting colony, Protect human health and reduce bacterial inputs at beaches, Preserve 400 acres, prevent 26 tons of sediment, 1,160 lbs of nitrogen and 108 lbs of phosphorus from entering Lake MI watershed, restoration of fish & wildlife habitat, Did not receive funding, Watershed health and aquatic organism passage improvement/connectivity, watershed health, aquatic organism passage, connectivity, Instill a sense of place and connection to cultural and natural resources in tribal youth, To improve capacity and communication among managers of public, private and tribal lands for the management of invasive species, This is an AOC coordination grant to assess BUIs within the Eighteenmile Creek AOC, Project planning for BUI removal, Aquatic and Riparian Habitat enhancement
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Collection date: 2021-03-01
Response options: Other
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Collection date: 2021-03-01
Response options: Lake Superior LAMP, State Comprehensive Wildlife Conservation Strategy; USEPA Binational Collaborative for the Conservation of Great Lakes Islands;, MPCA CSW Permit, Beach Impairment E.coli, City of Duluth Natural Areas Program, GREAT LAKES LEGACY ACT, Green Infrastructure, not sure, Fish and Wildlife preservation, NYS ECL Article 24- freshwater wetlands, Unsure, Invasive species, CZM, Recreational Water, Invasive species control, Natural Resources Damages Assessment, Listed species - threatened status, AIS, Coastal and Estuarine Land Conservation Program, GLRI
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Collection date: 2021-03-01
Response options: Other
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Collection date: 2021-03-01