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Illustration map of Hood Canal in Washington, USA
USA WA: Hood Canal
Illustration map of Port Orchard Sound in Washington, USA
USA WA: Port Orchard Sound
Illustration map of Puget Sound in Washington, USA
USA WA: Puget Sound
Illustration map of Sequim and Discovery Bays in Washington, USA
USA WA: Sequim and Discovery Bays
Illustration map of Skagit Bay and Whidbey Basin in Washington, USA
USA WA: Skagit Bay and Whidbey Basin
Illustration map of South Puget Sound in Washington, USA
USA WA: South Puget Sound
Illustration map of Willapa Bay in Washington, USA
USA WA: Willapa Bay
Conceptual diagrams illustrating two the variability of statistical estimates based on sample size in environmental reporting.
Environmental statistics- sample size
Conceptual diagram illustrating examples of how indicators and framework are ideally presented in an ecological report card.
Integrating data into an ecological report card
Conceptual diagrams illustrating a few examples of models that can be used to investigate a range of research questions when dealing with data and complexity of the model.
Models of varying complexity
Illustration of Kalaupapa National Historical Park in Hawaii, USA
USA HI: Kalaupapa National Historical Park
This is an example of a hardended shoreline with residential development very close to the water. As an example, this type of development is often on septic systems which can leach and input nutrients into the nearby waters.
Hardened shoreline associated with development
Illustration of portable sub-bottom profiling system SB-216S
Portable sub-bottom profiling system SB-216S
Illustration map of York River watershed in Virginia, USA
USA VA: York River watershed
Illustration map of York River watershed in Virginia, USA
USA VA: York River watershed 3D
Illustration of Chesapeake Bay watershed
USA: Chesapeake Bay watershed
Sign warning against pets, people and vehicles in the area of coastal bird nesting.
Coastal Bird Nesting Area
Posted by the Florida Department of Health to inform beach visitors on up-to-date water quality information
Healthy Beaches Program
conceptual diagram illustrating a typical residential septic system.
Septic system
Illustration of a stream with river valley and water table
Stream 3D: river valley and water table
This private residence presents a hard shoreline, which offers little benefit to wildlife.
Hard Shoreline
This private residence presents a soft shoreline, which offers benefit to wildlife.
Soft Shoreline
Illustration of Estero Bay in California, USA
USA CA: Estero Bay 3D
Conceptual diagram illustrating the specifics in vulnerability in a coastal ecosystem, more specifically, the Chesapeake Bay.
Vulnerability to sea-level rise
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