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Gulf Restoration Projects Highlighted with Interactive Map

April 29, 2018 by Wayne Creed Leave a Comment

It’s been two years since the BP settlement, and NOAA began implementing a programmatic plan to restore the Gulf. Since then, NOAA has been planning, implementing restoration, and hearing from citizens about what restoration should look like. We know you’re interested in more on the status of our efforts, and how funds are being spent. In-depth information available through the individual project pages can be accessed through Restoration Area pages , Annual Financial Summary Report, and Data Integration Visualization Exploration and Reporting Portal, or “DIVER”. The interactive map below highlights the restoration efforts:

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