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Description:this Action Provides Funding in the Amount of $650,000 to Miami-dade County. the Purpose of This Project Is to Integrate and Analyze Existing Datasets in Order to Restore Seagrass in Biscayne Bay. Activities Include Researching, Preparing, and Joining All Relevant Seagrass, Algae, Manatee, and Bathymetry Databases Into One Workspace, Training of Staff on Software Applications And/or Data Workflows, Production of Maps, Graphics, Presentations, and Dissemination to Public and Partners. Anticipated Deliverables Include Best Management Plans and Standard Operating Procedures for the Quality Assurance and Quality Control Processes as May Be Defined for the Project. Expected Outcomes Include Bi-annual and Final Reports Documenting Methods, Qualitative Analysis, Raw Data, Photographs of and Any Presentations or Outreach Products Produced. Direct Beneficiaries Are the Citizens of the State of Florida.activities:.subrecipient:no Subawards Are Included in This Assistance Agreement.outcomes:.
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