Defining Environmental Monitoring, Education, and Health-Related Needs in the Gulf of Mexico and Continuing the Community Collaboration Process: Environmental Monitoring Opportunity Analysis Workshop

September 3 - 4, 2014

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Workshop Objectives:

Inform the Gulf Research Program Advisory Board and staff of concrete opportunities for the Program to develop and support in the realm of environmental monitoring.
Identify the environmental monitoring needs for a) developing ecosystem services models that in turn can inform habitat restoration, and b) improving the understanding of the physical and biological attributes of the deep Gulf of Mexico to enhance environmental protection from the impacts of oil exploration in the deep and ultra-deep water.
With respect to these themes, identify any areas for innovation and long-term monitoring, identify and discuss what other entities are already addressing or attempting to address those needs, and identify opportunities and mechanisms for potential partnerships.

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