Resilience and positive feedbacks: Water quality management and eelgrass health in Great Bay Estuary, NH/ME “So What” Report

Authors

Anna Mikulis
Chris Peter
Cory Riley
David M. Burdick, University of New Hampshire, Durham
Kalle Matso, University of New Hampshire, Durham
Kelle Loughlin
Lynn Vaccaro
Miguel Leon
Thomas Gregory
Thomas C. Lippmann, University of New Hampshire, Durham
William H. McDowell, University of New Hampshire, Durham

Abstract

This report provides a high-level summary of the project and its implications. With a focus on lessons learned, the report distills why and how the project's results are important for future eelgrass management. Geared toward broader audiences, this report can be used for public education and engagement with eelgrass management.

Publication Date

11-30-2024

Document Type

Report

Related Materials

This is a companion to the Technical Report which outlines the project's motivations, context, methods, results, and discussion of results in the context of local management concerns. It provides evidence-based recommendations for decision makers in the region looking to better understand water quality, light, and eelgrass relationships.

Recommended Citation

Mikulis, Anna; Peter, Chris; Riley, Cory; Burdick, David M.; Matso, Kalle; Loughlin, Kelle; Vaccaro, Lynn; Leon, Miguel; Gregory, Thomas; Lippmann, Thomas C.; and McDowell, William H., "Resilience and positive feedbacks: Water quality management and eelgrass health in Great Bay Estuary, NH/ME “So What” Report" (2024). PREP Reports & Publications. 486.
https://scholars.unh.edu/prep/486