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The National Estuarine Research Reserve System is a partnership of NOAA and coastal states to study and protect vital coastal and estuarine resources.

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Reserve research and monitoring programs provide a robust foundation for effective national, regional, and local coastal zone management.

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Graduate Fellows use reserves as living laboratories to address coastal management needs in the natural and social sciences.

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Reserves provide educational & outreach activities that advance estuary literacy and engage educators, students and the general public to practice coastal stewardship.

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Reserve Stewardship programs integrate science, monitoring and communities to protect, manage, and restore coastal habitats.

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The National Estuarine Research Reserve System protects more than 1.3 million acres in 28 reserves in 22 states and Puerto Rico.

Northeast + Wells, ME + Great Bay, NH + Waquoit Bay, MA + Narragansett Bay, RI + Hudson River, NY Mid Atlantic + Jacques Cousteau, NJ + Delaware + Chesapeake Bay, MD + Chesapeake Bay, VA Southeast + North Carolina + North Inlet-Winyah, SC + ACE Basin, SC + Sapelo Island, GA + GTM, FL		Great Lakes + Old Woman Creek, OH + Lake Superior, WI Caribbean + Jobos Bay, PR Gulf of Mexico + Rookery Bay, FL + Apalachicola, FL + Weeks Bay, AL + Grand Bay, MS + Mission-Aransas, TX West Coast + Kachemak Bay, AK + Padilla Bay, WA + South Slough, OR + San Francisco, CA + Elkhorn Slough, CA + Tijuana River, CA

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Coastal Training at Kachemak Bay Reserve

Kachemak Bay CTP Established: 2003

Select CTP Partners
Alaska Coastal Management
   Program
Alaska Dept. of Commerce,
   Community and Economic
   Development
Alaska Dept. Fish & Game
Alaska Dept. of Nat.
   Resources
Kenai Peninsula Borough
Kenai River Center

Kachemak Bay Web Link
http://www.habitat.adfg.state.ak.us/
geninfo/kbrr/education/ctprog.html

"I thought the workshop was very useful and it provided an opportunity to meet and talk with other professionals. Keep up the great work and thanks again KBRR, NOAA, ADCCED, OPMP, and all the staff at ACMP!"

-Workshop Participant

Kachemak Bay CTP is undergoing a rebuilding period. This provides an opportunity to re-establish our Reserve's program as an outstanding training and educational resource for local, state and national audiences.

Training Events & Audiences

Harmful Algal Bloom Monitoring
   Shellfish farmers, natural resource managers, community members
Invasive Species
   Shellfish farmers, natural resource managers, scientists
ArcGIS & Coastal Applications
   Fisheries biologists, natural resource managers,   oastal coordinators

Last Updated on: Wednesday, October 21, 2009


Training Profile
Reserve CTP ACE Basin, SC Apalachicola, FL Chesapeake Bay, MD Chesapeake Bay, VA Delaware Elkhorn Slough, CA Grand Bay, MS Great Bay, NH GTM, FL Hudson River, NY Jacques Cousteau, NJ Jobos Bay, PR Kachemak Bay, AK Mission-Aransas, TX Narragansett Bay, RI North Carolina North Inlet-Winyah, SC Old Woman Creek, OH Padilla Bay, WA Rookery Bay, FL San Francisco, CA Sapelo Island, GA South Slough, OR Tijuana River, CA Waquoit Bay, MA Weeks Bay, AL Wells, ME Overview What is CTP? Why Are We Here? Program Goal How We Are Organized? Audiences Coastal Management Issues Land Use Planning Water Quality Stormwater Management Key Partners Training Calendar Case Studies Training Profiles Reserve Examples WA Climate Change Training Great Lakes Climate Training Publications
	For more information contact Matt.Chasse@noaa.gov