Operationalizing the Duke Restore Seagrass Farm

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2023-04-25

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I lent support for 18 months as a volunteer project manager to support the Duke Restore Seagrass Farm’s goal of operationalizing a hub for seagrass restoration. This work entailed geospatial analysis for potential farm sites, grant writing, permit acquisition, volunteer management, and relationship building with local community groups and landowners. Using my GIS site suitability analyses, we found fifteen potential locations for the Seagrass Farm in Carteret County, North Carolina and planted 0.3 acres for preliminary research.

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Master's project

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Nicholas School of the Environment

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duke restore, Seagrass, Restoration, eelgrass, shoal grass, Conservation

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https://hdl.handle.net/10161/27110

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Domeyer, Devin (2023). Operationalizing the Duke Restore Seagrass Farm. Master's project, Duke University. Retrieved from https://hdl.handle.net/10161/27110.

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