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nowCOAST is a GIS-based web mapping portal that displays near real-time observations, analyses, tide predictions, model guidance, watches/warnings, and forecasts for the coastal United States. nowCOAST is designed to be a planning aid to assist recreational and commercial mariners, coastal managers, HAZMAT responders, coastal ocean modelers, and marine educators to discover and display real-time information for their particular needs and geographic area of interest.

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John Kelly, nowCOAST   John.Kelley@noaa.gov  

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Publication Date
January 1 2016
Status
Completed
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Great Lakes Panel on Aquatic Nuisance Species

Updated on: December 11 2019

The Great Lakes Panel on Aquatic Nuisance Species coordinates education, research, management and policy efforts to prevent new AIS from entering the basin and to control and mitigate those AIS populations already established. The Great Lakes Panel is one of six regional panels that report to the federal Aquatic Nuisance Species Task Force, which coordinates AIS efforts on a federal level. 

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Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement Annex 6

Updated on: December 11 2019

Through the Aquatic Invasive Species Annex of the 2012 Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement, the United States and Canada have committed to “… contribute to the achievement of the General and Specific Objectives of this Agreement. Through this Annex the Parties shall establish a binational strategy to prevent the introduction of Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS), to control or reduce the spread of existing AIS, and to eradicate, where feasible, existing AIS within the Great Lakes Basin Ecosystem.”

  • More info about Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement Annex 6
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Great Lakes St. Lawrence Governors & Premiers Aquatic Invasive Species Task Force

Updated on: December 11 2019

The Great Lakes St. Lawrence Governors & Premiers Aquatic Invasive Species Task Force works to stop the introduction and spread of aquatic invasive species (AIS) into the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence River Basin. Since its inception, the Task Force has coordinated state and provincial efforts to combat AIS through strategic regional action. 

  • More info about Great Lakes St. Lawrence Governors & Premiers Aquatic Invasive Species Task Force
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Great Lakes Site Prioritization Methods

Updated on: December 11 2019

This document details the method used to develop the Aquatic Invasive Species Great Lakes Site Prioritization tool.

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Great Lakes Surveillance Framework Watch List Methodology

Updated on: December 11 2019

This document details the method used to develop the Great Lakes Surveillance Framework Watch List.

  • More info about Great Lakes Surveillance Framework Watch List Methodology
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Michigan Domestic Action Plan

Updated on: October 22 2019

Michigan outlines actions to reduce phosphorus loading to Lake Erie.

  • More info about Michigan Domestic Action Plan
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Pennsylvania Domestic Action Plan

Updated on: August 14 2019

Pennsylvania outlines actions to reduce phosphorus in Lake Erie.

  • More info about Pennsylvania Domestic Action Plan
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Ohio Domestic Action Plan

Updated on: February 13 2019

Ohio outlines actions to reduce phosphorus in Lake Erie.

  • More info about Ohio Domestic Action Plan
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Indiana Domestic Action Plan

Updated on: February 13 2019

Indiana outlines actions to reduce phosphorus in Lake Erie. The button below provides the Action Plan, but for additional information on the plan development process, Indiana"s DAP website outlines these details.

  • More info about Indiana Domestic Action Plan
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