Duke University's Nicholas Institute for Energy, Environment & Sustainability, The Harte Research Institute, and The Nature Conservancy are leading a project to advance standardized metrics of restoration success with input from stakeholders, relevant federal agencies, and technical experts from the five Gulf States. On this portal, project practitioners and funders can find a suite of tools that enable the identification and assessment of social and economic outcomes and linked metrics relevant for over 20 types of projects in the Gulf of Mexico.
Learn more about how this work can help inform the NOAA Restoration Center with decision-making in the Gulf of Mexico.
This work is supported by the National Academies’ Gulf Research Program.
Learn more about our replicable and stakeholder-driven process to identify social and economic outcomes and metrics of interest for restoration in the Gulf of Mexico.
Identify models and linked socio-economic outcomes and metrics that are relevant to your project goals.
See additional resources of interest for stakeholders, including practitioners’ and funders’ guides, relevant reports, and more.
