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 Maintain coral reefs and mangrove forest as natural barriers to storm
surge, and consider assisted colonization of key species
 Perform comprehensive monitoring programs including data derived from
satellite and ground observations of vegetation and faunal communities,
key indicator species, WQ, land-use and cover, climate variables, and
hydrology. Monitoring methodologies should be standardized and data
format should be compatible with regional and national databases
 Perform periodic water quality monitoring to ensure compliance with WQ
regulations within BNP and its watershed
 Contribute to the derivation and upgrading of protective numeric nutrient
criteria for both, fresh and coastal/marine waters.
 Contribute to fill knowledge gaps, especially those on effects of nutrient
enrichment on SoFlo aquatic ecosystems, by partnering research
programs with universities and research centers
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