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  • Introduced Species
    The term "introduced species" can refer to any plants, animals, or other viable biological material that enter an ecosystem beyond its historic range. Invasive species can successfully invade any terrestrial or aquatic ecosystem, and may enter through a wide variety of introduction mechanisms. Human activities, both intentional and non-intentional, are the chief cause of invasive species introductions.

  • Invasive Species
    The term "invasive species" can refer to any plants, animals, or other viable biological material that enter an ecosystem beyond its historic range. Invasive species can successfully invade any terrestrial or aquatic ecosystem, and may enter through a wide variety of introduction mechanisms. Human activities, both intentional and non-intentional, are the chief cause of invasive species introductions.

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  • National Coastal Condition Report Monitoring I – Assessment of Coastal Waters
    This report describes the overall condition of the U.S. coastal waters as fair to poor, varying from region to region. The Report, primarily evaluates estuaries – areas where rivers meet the ocean – in the continental United States. Indicators of coastal conditions were derived from data on water quality, sediment quality, biota, habitat, and ecosystem integrity, as they relate to ecological and human health.

  • Draft National Coastal Condition Report II

  • National Dredging Team
    Dredging- Team
    An interagency effort to promote dredging of United States harbors and channels in a timely and cost effective manner while meeting environmental protection/restoration/enhancement goals.

  • Near Shore Waters and Your Coastal Watershed

  • Non Indigenous Species
    The term "non-indigenous species” can refer to any plants, animals, or other viable biological material that enter an ecosystem beyond its historic range. Invasive species can successfully invade any terrestrial or aquatic ecosystem, and may enter through a wide variety of introduction mechanisms. Human activities, both intentional and non-intentional, are the chief cause of invasive species introductions.
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