What is Seagrass?  What is Eelgrass?  Why is Eelgrass Important?  Physical Environment  Fauna and Flora  Wasting Disease  Taxonomy  A Shoot  Growth Habit  Life History  Waves and Currents  Light  Temperature  Sediment  Salinity  Water Quality  Eelgrass as a Habitat  Fisheries  Bay Scallops  Other Shellfish  Seahorses  Epiphytes  Grazers  Seaweed  Our Estuaries  Eelgrass Distribution: Now & Then  Eelgrass in History  Threats and Human Impacts  What Can I Do?  Eelgrass Ecosystem Services  Monitoring  For Managers  Why Monitor  Monitoring Our Estuaries  Volunteer Monitoring  Eelgrass by Town  Best Management Practices  Federal and Local Regulations  Mapping Eelgrass  Seagrass Taskforce  About Our Program  Why Restore?  Methods of Restoration  Current Projects  Sponsors and Partners  Gallery  Photo Hall-of-Fame  Meet the Staff  Seagrass.LI Newsletter  Presentations / Posters  Reports etc.  Kids and Schools  Eelgrass "For Dummies" (.pdf)  Glossary  Bibliography  Links  Local Eelgrass Meadows  Fauna  Boats and Staff  Video

The Eastern Long Island Sound Eelgrass Restoration Project Project Details: Objectives and Background Methods Field Work / Observations Project Locations: Several locations within Long Island Sound Status: Initiated in 2008; completed in 2010; monitoring continues Partners: Town of Southold, Plum Island Security Funding: National Fish and Wildlife Federation Long Island Sound Futures Fund

<< Back to Restoration Projects

HOME ~ CONTACT US ~ ABOUT OUR PROGRAM ~ CCE SUFFOLK COUNTY HOME

© 2011 www.SeagrassLI.org / Cornell Cooperative Extension Marine Program