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Application of Estuarine Habitat Models in Alabama

by Carroll L. Cordes, US Fish & Wildlife Service, Natl, Coastal Ecosystems Team, Slidell, LA, USA,
Thomas D. Thornhill, US Fish & Wildlife Service, Natl, Coastal Ecosystems Team, Slidell, LA, USA,
Rebecca J. Howard, US Fish & Wildlife Service, Natl, Coastal Ecosystems Team, Slidell, LA, USA,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Coastal Zone '85

Abstract:

The development of quantitative impact assessment methods over the past decade has improved our ability to identify environmental losses and recommend appropriate compensation measures related to water resource projects in coastal ecosystems. This paper summarizes the use of habitat-based evaluation models in impact assessment and mitigation analysis in Mobile Bay, Alabama.

Subject Headings: Water resources | Aquatic habitats | Ecosystems | Sea water | Rivers and streams | Project management | Estuaries | Alabama | United States

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