The  ecology of the Sapelo Island National Estuarine Research Reserve

Chalmers, Alice G.

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The ecology of the Sapelo Island National Estuarine Research Reserve

1997
By Chalmers, Alice G.

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Personal Author:

Chalmers, Alice G.
Corporate Authors:

United States, Office of Ocean and Coastal Resource Management., Sanctuaries and Reserves Division, ; Georgia, Parks and Historic Sites Division,
NOAA Program & Office:

NOS (National Ocean Service)
Description:

This document offers a comprehensive ecological profile of the Sapelo Island National Estuarine Research Reserve, which lies in an estuary where the currents of Doboy Sound and the Duplin River meet. It includes information about the impact of human activity on the island, geological and hydrological characterization, chemical charaterization of aquatic and marsh habitats, and management recommendations.
Keywords:

Effect Of Human Beings On Estuaries Estuarine Area Conservation Estuarine Ecology Estuarine Hydrology Estuarine Mitigation Estuarine Oceanography Management Monitoring Research Effect Of Human Beings On Estuarine Area Conservation Estuarine Ecology Estuarine Hydrology Estuarine Mitigation Estuarine Oceanography
Document Type:

Miscellaneous
Funding:

Funding: Sponsored by the National Oceanograpic and Atmospheric Administration; grant number: NA470R0414;
Place as Subject:

Georgia ; Sapelo Island
Name as Subject:

United States. ; United States.
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Public Domain
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urn:sha256:10e86c09461a7946d5960a9800778cf79aaaa01ed8b1e8860546e4fc2733b54f
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