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Non-Federal Partners Federal Partners

N ORTHEAST R EGION Acadia Cape Cod Saugus Iron Works Boston NHP USS Constitution Boston Harbor Islands Sagamore Hill

January 2013 April 2005 Ecosystem Response to Hurricane Sandy Physical dynamics of the breach Great South Bay water levels Shoreline change monitoring Estuarine plankton Seagrass monitoring Fish utilization of seagrass habitat Estuarine habitat mapping Barrier island deer population Barrier island vegetation change Photos: Charles Flagg (Stony Brook Univ ) CESU Collaborators Stony Brook University Rutgers University SUNY-ESF University of Rhode Island USGS

National Park Service U.S. Department of the Interior North Atlantic Coast CESU -- some comments on funding process -- Requests for Statements of Interest and Qualifications Open only to North Atlantic CESU, several CESUs (those with Northeast focus), or all CESUs For example, in April 2013, three Requests for Statements of Interest were issued; Submerged Habitat Mapping ($900,000) Enhanced geospatial framework and elevation mapping ($850,000) Geospatial data management, acquisition, change analysis, LiDAR ($800,000) Seek Investigators with a long-standing commitment to specific issues and with outstanding productivity

National Park Service U.S. Department of the Interior North Atlantic Coast CESU Opportunities Marine Habitats Habitat Mapping and Inventory Climate Change Understanding natural resource responses to climate change Planning for climate change and sea level rise Cultural Resources Marine Archeological Assessments Cultural Landscape Preservation Other Opportunities Hurricane Sandy Long-term Monitoring Issue-oriented Research Meet with park staff Learn of issues and science needs Help establish the science agenda of parks

National Park Service U.S. Department of the Interior North Atlantic Coast CESU National Park Service support to partners Only natural resource projects included Additional funds expected in FY13 Collaborators in FY12 and FY13 Bates College Biodiversity Research Inst. Columbia University CUNY – Brooklyn College Provincetown Center Rutgers Univ Stony Brook Univ SUNY-ESF Univ of Maine UMass-Amherst UMass-Boston Univ of RI