Water resources management plan : Canaveral National Seashore : Florida
Walters L, Roman A, Stiner J, Weeks D. 2001. Water resources management plan : Canaveral National Seashore : Florida. NPS D-48. National Park Service. Denver, CO
The primary purpose of this water resources management plan is to provide information on potential threats to CANA resources and guidance on actions that can assist with the prevention or mitigation of water resource degradation. It is important to recognize that CANA's water-related issues extend beyond the Park's boundary. Thus, multi-agency communication and coordination are essential to successfully manage the Park's watershed. Natural resources in the region, including CANA's watershed, are monitored and managed by numerous Federal and State regulatory and non-regulatory programs. The potential for the Park to develop strong cooperative monitoring and rehabilitation programs is high.
- Type
- Published Report
- Authors
- Walters, Linda; Roman, Arte; Stiner, John; Weeks, Don
- Date of Issue
- 2001-12
- Publisher
- National Park Service
- Units
- CANA , WRD
- Keywords
- Clemson, coastal water, Drainage, estuarine system, Fauna, Ground Water, Hydrology, Metals, Monitoring, Physiography, Sediments, Soils, Surface Water, Water Quality, Water Resources Management Plan, Watershed, WRBIB