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Measuring and Monitoring the Economic Effects of Restoration: Recommendations from a Blue Ribbon Panel

The recent oil spill disaster in the Gulf of Mexico has highlighted how important the region's coasts are to the economy. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has long been measuring the ecological successes of its marine and coastal restoration efforts, but a new panel offers ideas on how to also measure the economic impact of restoration.

Author(s): Linwood Pendleton and Suzanne Giles Simon

Published: December 2010

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