Miscellaneous Reports, Reports
Long Island Sound Habitat Restoration Manual
Habitat – the environment in which an organism or biological population usually lives or grows.
The Long Island Sound Habitat Restoration Initiative technical manual and annual reports are designed to provide basic information about specific habitats as well as restoration strategies for people interested in planning and pursuing restoration projects. Topics covered include ecological descriptions of the plant and animal communities associated with the habitat, the natural history and effects of human influence on the habitat, and the state of the science in restoring the habitat. The annual reports provide year by year descriptions of completed projects along the Sound.
The manual is available using the the links below. A limited number of hard copies are also available by using our contact form.
To view the entire manual, download the pdf document
To view by chapter, download:
- Tidal Wetlands
- Freshwater Wetlands
- Submerged Aquatic Vegetation
- Coastal Grasslands
- Coastal Barriers, Beaches and Dunes
- Annual Report of Completed Projects 2010
- Annual Report of Completed Projects 2009
- Annual Report of Completed Projects 2008
- Annual Report of Completed Projects 2007
- Annual Report of Completed Projects 2006
- Annual Report of Completed Projects 2005
- Annual Report of Completed Projects 2004
- Annual Report of Completed Projects 2003
- Annual Report of Completed Projects 2002
- Annual Report of Completed Projects 2001
- Annual Report of Completed Projects 2000
- Annual Report of Completed Projects 1999
- Annual Report of Completed Projects 1998
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