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seagrass@MyFWC.com. Updates and corrections to this project may be made on the Seagrass Project Update Form. View the article titled Field Descriptions for examples and information on field meanings.

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Project Information

  Project Name: Pensacola/Santa Rosa Sound Seagrass Mapping
  Project Code: PNHL-05
  Agency: FWC Fish and Wildlife Research Institute (FWRI), US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), US Fish and Wildlife Service
  Project Type: Mapping
  Technique: Aerial photos
  Project Status: Completed
  Date of First Project Activity: 1980
  Date of Most Recent Project Activity: 1980
  Region: Panhandle
  County: Escambia, Santa Rosa
  Water Body: Pensacola Bay
  Locality (Area/Type): Pensacola Bay, Santa Rosa Sound
  Information Last Updated: 2001-spring/summer
  Web site:


Contact Information
 Larry Handley
  Title:
  Agency:United States Geological Survey
  Section:National Wetlands Resource Center
  Address:700 Cajundome Blvd. 
   Lafayette, Louisiana 70506
  E-mail:larry_handley@usgs.gov
  Phone:(337) 266-8691


Project Summary

The Pensacola Bay System has lost approximately 90% of its seagrasses. The seagrasses in Little Sabine Bay, a small water body, were being scarred by powered boats. The Board of County Commissioners decided it was necessary to exclude powered vessels.


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