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Wetlands MonitoringAPNEP is providing scientific support and technical field assistance for a university-led wetlands monitoring initiative that will bolster sampling in the Albemarle-Pamlico region as part of a statewide effort. APNEP is also supporting grant proposals for the development of a regional wetlands monitoring plan for this critical ecosystem indicator. APNEP lead: Dean Carpenter CCMP actions: A3.1, C3.2, E1.1 |
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