Response options: A Health Impact Assessment was completed in a portion of the area before the work began, No monitoring specific to this project. Project based human well-being impacts based on other studies of green spaces., Project creates an official boat launch site that had historically been used as one. No monitoring is planned as main benefit of recreational improvement is reduced erosion., Project funded multiple individual grant projects, each project may answer differently, modeling to determine flooding impacts, pre-test and post-test to high school students as target for outreach, Assessing impacts of invasive species on privately owned shorelines, A survey pre and post-treatment of site conditions from a human services perspective. This was done by the monitoring crew as part of the detailed assessments in a three tiered monitoring system, EPA-led Health Impact Assessment, Improving health and well being through recreation is a secondary objective and is achieved by designing the restoraiton to complement future city amenities (trails, fishing, etc)., The project is adjacent to a city park and was done in conjunction with a large City-funded revitilization project. The City of Duluth may have park user data., Partner study with SUNY ESF - attitudes/knowledge about invasive species, For this project, one of two remaining dams in the Cuyahoga River AOC was removed. Paddlers no longer drown the dam's hydraulics., Comments collected from the public visiting sites and hearing about priojects., Comments recieved by the public about projects., guest book on site for comments and how they heard about preserve, Cultural Revitalization, project not yet complete, Photographic
Response options: It was difficult to accruately answer these questions as we had two projects on two creeks: one project consisted of sampling water quality on Beartrap Creek while the other consisted of completing a culvert replacement on Sucker Creek. One was intensive monitoring, the other was not., This was a planning project and considered existing/ongoing monitoring data to set indicators and metrics for measuring progress., Note that the project is ongoing so results oriented data is not available yet., Pre and Post flow rates, Visual observation during site visits after completion, A sampling station was set up to compare this park site with the other Jackson Street Parking Lot site to analyze impacts for inclusion in future Stormwater Management guides., Impact based on water quality modeling, This project has not broke ground yet, so water quality sampling has not occurred., Hydrology monitoring, spot checks by conservation staff, Project funded multiple individual grant projects, each project may answer differently, bacteria monitoring at local beach (E.coli), Extensive baseline survey and cross-sectional data were collected - Project will be implemented in 2021 and follow-up survey data will be collected and compared to the baseline data. Cannot yet answer the next two questions in this survey., Flow monitoring, Post-implementation monitoring has not yet been conducted, Post restoration monitoring has not been performed yet, The Ohio EPA will include this project site in their long-term vegetation and wildlife monitoring program, regeneration and survivability counts of planted, young jack pine, N/A Land acquisition, This project is still ongoing. Final monitoring is pending completion of project deliverables.
Response options: Contractor bids for culverts and bridge options, Projects were prioritized based on the benefits achieved per estimated dollar spent., unknown, NRCS practice standards have an inherent economic analysis, NRCS technical standards inherently contain economic analysis, NRCS practice standards contain inherent economic analysis, Project funded multiple individual grant projects, each project may answer differently, Through NRCS conservation practice standards utilized, inherent in NRCS conservation practice standards, Through individual practice standards, Unsure, informal with benefits from resource conservation and tourism considered, We did our own CBA, but nothing official, internal CBA, but nothing official, Decision analysis as part of structured decision making process, Economic impacts considered in Health Impact Analysis but not closely analyzed/quantified, No. Not required for GLRI., Ecosystems Services Valuation, Minimally addressed in proposal, Phase I included a job creation analysis because it was funded during the recession
Response options: The project was implemented by a Tribe (at-risk, minority, and low-income population), One project was located in a low to moderate income area, unknown, Project funded multiple individual grant projects, each project may answer differently, The project was completed in part by a justice-involved job training program for local citizens, no, The project is located at a public park serving all community members, project provides recretional opportunities in a rural location that is economically depressed and has potential to boost tourism income, NEPA and NHPA process engaged tribal groups in the review process, EPA-led Health Impact Analysis, Design is currently in progress - these outreach activities are planned, No, This was not a GLRI priority or reason for funding. But this project is at a Boy Scout camp that is open to any enrolled youth & has a specific program to include diverse participants., project engaged underserved youth in stewardship activities, The project was designed to benefit species such as Lake Whitefish and Lake Trout, which are extremely important fisheries, which would directly benefit regional Odawa tribes., State minority hire contracting rules, The project will include environmental justice and equity as part of the design and implementation process, but has not yet gotten to those stages., Incorporated work crews from the Gordon Corretion Center (GCC) Community Enhancement Program. The GCC project crew assists local government agencies and non-profit organizations on a variety of work projects, incorporating a positive work experience, building new skills, and giving back to the community.
