Seagrass restoration, Piscataqua River and Little Bay, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, Gulf of Maine (Cornelisen 1998)

OPP-3C45CYpermanent identifier · cite as oceanportfolio.org/p/OPP-3C45CY

Completed (successful/maintained)

Country: USA

Goal

Technique: horizontal rhizome method Largest transplanting effort in the Northeast of the Gulf of Maine was a project as part of the mitigation to compensate for habitat lost during the expansion of pier facilities. The new transplanting technique referred to as the ‘horizontal rhizome method’ was applied. See: Louis Berger and Associates, 1997; Short, pers. com., 1998). Spatial extent 25091 ha as reported. Reported project duration 2,0 year(s). Average survival 50,0% as reported.

Team

Project's total contribution

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Recorded result

Meadow area

1 variable · 250.91 km² · 1998-01-01 to 1998-12-31 · recorded at Completed (successful/maintained)

pending

Self-reported

Meadow area · 1.1.2.1

pending

0 → 25091 ha · health —% → —%

Method: Spatial extent reported in the source: Cornelisen C (1998) Restoration of coastal habitats and species in the Gulf of Maine. Gulf of Maine Council on the Marine Environment.

A variable shows "pending" instead of a contribution when no domain area has been set for it yet — the share of the world a project touched cannot be computed without one. The health percentages are accurate regardless.