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Improving the MPA Inventory Fact Checking for New Natural and Cultural Resource Information for the Marine Protected Areas Inventory QAQC Report Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 1 of 1397 These report data are accurate from: Site ID FL1 Site Name Alligator Harbor Aquatic Preserve Site URL http://www.dep.state.fl.us/coastal/sites/alligator/pub/Alligator_Harbor_AP_Flyer.pdf Additional legal authority Randall Act (1967) Designation State Notes http://www.dep.state.fl.us/coastal/sites/alligator/pub/Alligator_Harbor_AP_Management_P lan_1983.pdf Legal Code Reference Chapter 258.35-258.46, F.S. Authority Provided Program Program Authority Aquatic Preserve Act (1975) ManagmentType Aquatic Reserve AllowedUses Habitat disturbance/removal Review Agency Florida Department of Environmental Protection Alligator Harbor Aquatic Preserve

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  • Improving the MPA InventoryFact Checking for New Natural and Cultural Resource Information for the Marine Protected Areas Inventory

    QAQC Report

    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 1 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Site ID FL1

    Site Name Alligator Harbor Aquatic Preserve

    Site URL http://www.dep.state.fl.us/coastal/sites/alligator/pub/Alligator_Harbor_AP_Flyer.pdf

    Additional legal authority Randall Act (1967)

    Designation State

    Notes http://www.dep.state.fl.us/coastal/sites/alligator/pub/Alligator_Harbor_AP_Management_Plan_1983.pdf

    Legal Code Reference Chapter 258.35-258.46, F.S.

    Authority Provided Program

    Program Authority Aquatic Preserve Act (1975)

    ManagmentType Aquatic Reserve

    AllowedUses Habitat disturbance/removal

    Review Agency Florida Department of Environmental Protection

    Alligator Harbor Aquatic Preserve

  • QAQC Report

    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 2 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Potential Species Resource GroupsSpecies Resource Groups PresentFish (Groundfish West Coast)

    Fish (Coastal Pelagic)

    Fish (Highly Migratory Marine Species)

    Birds (Seabird)

    Marine Mammals (Cetaceans)

    Marine Mammals (Pinnipeds)

    Marine Mammals (Fissipeds)

    Benthic Invertebrates (mobile and sessile)

    Benthic Algae

    Rocky Intertidal Invertebrates (Mobile/Sessile)

    Rocky Intertidal (Algae)

    Fish (Estuarine/Coastal Marine)

    Birds (Estuarine/Coastal)

    Fish (Anadromous)

    Sea Turtle

    Fish (Reef fish, tropical)

    Hydrothermal Vent Species

    Marine Mammals (Sirenia)

    Birds (Waterfowl)

    Birds (Other)

    Deepwater Species

    Fish (Demersal East Coast)

    Fish (Freshwater Demersal)

    Fish (Freshwater Pelagic)

    Coastal Marine Reptile

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1 Sea Turtle

    FL1 Benthic Invertebrates (mobile and sessile)

    FL1 Benthic Algae

    FL1 Birds (Seabird)

    FL1 Birds (Estuarine/Coastal)

    FL1 Birds (Other)

    FL1 Fish (Estuarine/Coastal Marine)

    FL1 Coastal Marine Reptile

    Alligator Harbor Aquatic Preserve

  • QAQC Report

    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 3 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Potential Biological Uses Resource Groups

    Present Physical Resource Groups

    Biological Use Resource Groups

    Potential Resource Groups

    Coral Reef (Tropical)

    Coral Reef (Temperate)

    Sea grass habitat

    Kelp and Algae

    Oyster/Shellfish beds

    Marine mammal haulout

    Bird nesting habitat

    Bird migratory area

    Essential fish habitat (EFH) conservation area

    Fish spawning area

    Nursery grounds

    Marine Mammal Breeding area

    Endangered Species (ESA listed)

    Turtle nesting area

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1 Sea Grass

    FL1 Beach

    FL1 Barrier Islands

    FL1 CMECS (Nearshore Marine)

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1 Sea grass habitat

    FL1 Oyster/Shellfish beds

    FL1 Turtle nesting area

    FL1 Bird migratory area

    FL1 Bird nesting habitat

    Beach

    Barrier Islands

    Islands

    Rocky Reefs

    Sand Dunes

    Seamounts/Pinnacles

    Submarine Canyons

    Wetlands/MudFlats

    Rivers/Streams

    Sea Grass

    Kelp Forest

    CoralReef

    Rock Intertidal

    Hydrothermal Vents/ Cold Seeps

    Upwelling Zones

    Transition Zones

    Oceanographic Fronts

    Oceanographic Gyres

    Alligator Harbor Aquatic Preserve

  • QAQC Report

    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 4 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Present Managment Activity Resource Groups

    Present Cultural Resource Groups Potential Cultural Resources Groups

    Potential Management Activity Resource Groups

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1 Biological Monitoring Program

    FL1 Physical Monitoring Program

    FL1 Volunteer Program

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1 Archaeological Site (prehistoric)

    Floating/ Docked Historic Vessel

    Archaeological Site (shipwreck)

    Site of Cultural Significance

    Tribal use of Accustomed Areas

    Historical Structures

    Archaeological Site (aircraft)

    Archaeological Site (prehistoric)

    Traditional cultural property

    Site of traditional activities

    Tours and Docents

    Interpretive signage

    Science Center or Museum

    Volunteer Program

    Biological Monitoring Program

    Physical Monitoring Program

    Site ID FL10

    Site Name Estero Bay Aquatic Preserve

    Site URL http://www.dep.state.fl.us/coastal/sites/estero/default.htm

    Additional legal authority Randall Act (1967)

    Designation State

    Notes

    Legal Code Reference Chapter 258.35-258.46, F.S.

    Authority Provided Program

    Program Authority Aquatic Preserve Act (1975)

    ManagmentType Aquatic Reserve

    AllowedUses Habitat disturbance/removal

    Review Agency Florida Department of Environmental Protection

    Estero Bay Aquatic Preserve

  • QAQC Report

    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 5 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Potential Species Resource GroupsSpecies Resource Groups PresentFish (Groundfish West Coast)

    Fish (Coastal Pelagic)

    Fish (Highly Migratory Marine Species)

    Birds (Seabird)

    Marine Mammals (Cetaceans)

    Marine Mammals (Pinnipeds)

    Marine Mammals (Fissipeds)

    Benthic Invertebrates (mobile and sessile)

    Benthic Algae

    Rocky Intertidal Invertebrates (Mobile/Sessile)

    Rocky Intertidal (Algae)

    Fish (Estuarine/Coastal Marine)

    Birds (Estuarine/Coastal)

    Fish (Anadromous)

    Sea Turtle

    Fish (Reef fish, tropical)

    Hydrothermal Vent Species

    Marine Mammals (Sirenia)

    Birds (Waterfowl)

    Birds (Other)

    Deepwater Species

    Fish (Demersal East Coast)

    Fish (Freshwater Demersal)

    Fish (Freshwater Pelagic)

    Coastal Marine Reptile

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL10 Birds (Seabird)

    FL10 Birds (Estuarine/Coastal)

    FL10 Birds (Other)

    FL10 Marine Mammals (Sirenia)

    FL10 Sea Turtle

    FL10 Coastal Marine Reptile

    Estero Bay Aquatic Preserve

  • QAQC Report

    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 6 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Potential Biological Uses Resource Groups

    Present Physical Resource Groups

    Biological Use Resource Groups

    Potential Resource Groups

    Coral Reef (Tropical)

    Coral Reef (Temperate)

    Sea grass habitat

    Kelp and Algae

    Oyster/Shellfish beds

    Marine mammal haulout

    Bird nesting habitat

    Bird migratory area

    Essential fish habitat (EFH) conservation area

    Fish spawning area

    Nursery grounds

    Marine Mammal Breeding area

    Endangered Species (ESA listed)

    Turtle nesting area

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL10 CMECS (Estuary)

    FL10 Mangrove Forests

    FL10 Sea Grass

    FL10 Barrier Islands

    FL10 Rivers/Streams

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL10 Endangered Species (ESA listed)

    FL10 Sea grass habitat

    FL10 Oyster/Shellfish beds

    FL10 Bird nesting habitat

    FL10 Bird migratory area

    FL10 Fish spawning area

    FL10 Nursery grounds

    Beach

    Barrier Islands

    Islands

    Rocky Reefs

    Sand Dunes

    Seamounts/Pinnacles

    Submarine Canyons

    Wetlands/MudFlats

    Rivers/Streams

    Sea Grass

    Kelp Forest

    CoralReef

    Rock Intertidal

    Hydrothermal Vents/ Cold Seeps

    Upwelling Zones

    Transition Zones

    Oceanographic Fronts

    Oceanographic Gyres

    Estero Bay Aquatic Preserve

  • QAQC Report

    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 7 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Present Managment Activity Resource Groups

    Present Cultural Resource Groups Potential Cultural Resources Groups

    Potential Management Activity Resource Groups

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL10 Volunteer Program

    FL10 Biological Monitoring Program

    FL10 Physical Monitoring Program

    FL10 Interpretive signage

    FL10 Tours and Docents

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL10 Archaeological Site (prehistoric)

    Floating/ Docked Historic Vessel

    Archaeological Site (shipwreck)

    Site of Cultural Significance

    Tribal use of Accustomed Areas

    Historical Structures

    Archaeological Site (aircraft)

    Archaeological Site (prehistoric)

    Traditional cultural property

    Site of traditional activities

    Tours and Docents

    Interpretive signage

    Science Center or Museum

    Volunteer Program

    Biological Monitoring Program

    Physical Monitoring Program

    Estero Bay Aquatic Preserve

  • QAQC Report

    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 8 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Site ID FL1000

    Site Name Alligator Harbor Aquatic Preserve Outstanding Florida Water

    Site URL http://www.dep.state.fl.us/coastal/sites/alligator/pub/Alligator_Harbor_AP_Flyer.pdf

    Additional legal authority Randall Act (1967)

    Designation State

    Notes All Preserves are designated as “Outstanding Florida Waters” (OFW) whichprovides the highest level of protection. No activity may occur in an OFWwater body that degrades the water quality below its existing conditionsunless that activity is in the public’s interest. The Florida Legislature hasdetermined that aquaculture is in the public interest and aquaculture leasesmay be authorized in Aquatic Preserves.

    Legal Code Reference A complete listing of Outstanding Florida Waters is provided in Rule 62-302.700 (9), Florida Administrative Code. Outstanding Florida Waters generally include surface waters in the following areas:

    National ParksNational Wildlife RefugesNational SeashoresNational PreservesNational Marine Sanctuaries and Estuarine Research ReservesNational Forests (certain waters)State Parks & Recreation AreasState Preserves and ReservesState Ornamental Gardens and Botanical SitesEnvironmentally Endangered Lands Program, Conservation and Recreational Lands Program, and Save Our Coast Program AcquisitionsState Aquatic PreservesScenic and Wild Rivers (both National and State)“Special Waters”

    Authority Provided Program

    Program Authority Aquatic Preserve Act (1975)

    ManagmentType Outstanding Florida Water

    AllowedUses Habitat disturbance/removal

    Review Agency Florida Department of Environmental Protection

    Alligator Harbor Aquatic Preserve Outstanding Florida Water

  • QAQC Report

    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 9 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Potential Species Resource GroupsSpecies Resource Groups PresentFish (Groundfish West Coast)

    Fish (Coastal Pelagic)

    Fish (Highly Migratory Marine Species)

    Birds (Seabird)

    Marine Mammals (Cetaceans)

    Marine Mammals (Pinnipeds)

    Marine Mammals (Fissipeds)

    Benthic Invertebrates (mobile and sessile)

    Benthic Algae

    Rocky Intertidal Invertebrates (Mobile/Sessile)

    Rocky Intertidal (Algae)

    Fish (Estuarine/Coastal Marine)

    Birds (Estuarine/Coastal)

    Fish (Anadromous)

    Sea Turtle

    Fish (Reef fish, tropical)

    Hydrothermal Vent Species

    Marine Mammals (Sirenia)

    Birds (Waterfowl)

    Birds (Other)

    Deepwater Species

    Fish (Demersal East Coast)

    Fish (Freshwater Demersal)

    Fish (Freshwater Pelagic)

    Coastal Marine Reptile

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1000 Sea Turtle

    FL1000 Benthic Invertebrates (mobile and sessile)

    FL1000 Benthic Algae

    FL1000 Birds (Seabird)

    FL1000 Birds (Estuarine/Coastal)

    FL1000 Birds (Other)

    FL1000 Fish (Estuarine/Coastal Marine)

    FL1000 Coastal Marine Reptile

    Alligator Harbor Aquatic Preserve Outstanding Florida Water

  • QAQC Report

    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 10 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Potential Biological Uses Resource Groups

    Present Physical Resource Groups

    Biological Use Resource Groups

    Potential Resource Groups

    Coral Reef (Tropical)

    Coral Reef (Temperate)

    Sea grass habitat

    Kelp and Algae

    Oyster/Shellfish beds

    Marine mammal haulout

    Bird nesting habitat

    Bird migratory area

    Essential fish habitat (EFH) conservation area

    Fish spawning area

    Nursery grounds

    Marine Mammal Breeding area

    Endangered Species (ESA listed)

    Turtle nesting area

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1000 Sea Grass

    FL1000 Beach

    FL1000 Barrier Islands

    FL1000 CMECS (Nearshore Marine)

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1000 Sea grass habitat

    FL1000 Oyster/Shellfish beds

    FL1000 Turtle nesting area

    FL1000 Bird migratory area

    FL1000 Bird nesting habitat

    Beach

    Barrier Islands

    Islands

    Rocky Reefs

    Sand Dunes

    Seamounts/Pinnacles

    Submarine Canyons

    Wetlands/MudFlats

    Rivers/Streams

    Sea Grass

    Kelp Forest

    CoralReef

    Rock Intertidal

    Hydrothermal Vents/ Cold Seeps

    Upwelling Zones

    Transition Zones

    Oceanographic Fronts

    Oceanographic Gyres

    Alligator Harbor Aquatic Preserve Outstanding Florida Water

  • QAQC Report

    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 11 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Present Managment Activity Resource Groups

    Present Cultural Resource Groups Potential Cultural Resources Groups

    Potential Management Activity Resource Groups

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1000 Biological Monitoring Program

    FL1000 Physical Monitoring Program

    FL1000 Volunteer Program

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1000 Archaeological Site (prehistoric)

    Floating/ Docked Historic Vessel

    Archaeological Site (shipwreck)

    Site of Cultural Significance

    Tribal use of Accustomed Areas

    Historical Structures

    Archaeological Site (aircraft)

    Archaeological Site (prehistoric)

    Traditional cultural property

    Site of traditional activities

    Tours and Docents

    Interpretive signage

    Science Center or Museum

    Volunteer Program

    Biological Monitoring Program

    Physical Monitoring Program

    Alligator Harbor Aquatic Preserve Outstanding Florida Water

  • QAQC Report

    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 12 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Site ID FL1001

    Site Name Amelia Island State Recreation Area Outstanding Florida Water

    Site URL http://www.floridastateparks.org/ameliaisland/activities.cfm

    Additional legal authority

    Designation State

    Notes All Preserves are designated as “Outstanding Florida Waters” (OFW) whichprovides the highest level of protection. No activity may occur in an OFWwater body that degrades the water quality below its existing conditionsunless that activity is in the public’s interest. The Florida Legislature hasdetermined that aquaculture is in the public interest and aquaculture leasesmay be authorized in Aquatic Preserves.

    Legal Code Reference A complete listing of Outstanding Florida Waters is provided in Rule 62-302.700 (9), Florida Administrative Code. Outstanding Florida Waters generally include surface waters in the following areas:

    National ParksNational Wildlife RefugesNational SeashoresNational PreservesNational Marine Sanctuaries and Estuarine Research ReservesNational Forests (certain waters)State Parks & Recreation AreasState Preserves and ReservesState Ornamental Gardens and Botanical SitesEnvironmentally Endangered Lands Program, Conservation and Recreational Lands Program, and Save Our Coast Program AcquisitionsState Aquatic PreservesScenic and Wild Rivers (both National and State)“Special Waters”

    Authority Provided Program

    Program Authority Coastal Zone Management Act

    ManagmentType Outstanding Florida Water

    AllowedUses Habitat disturbance/removal

    Review Agency Florida Department of Environmental Protection

    Amelia Island State Recreation Area Outstanding Florida Water

  • QAQC Report

    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 13 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Potential Species Resource GroupsSpecies Resource Groups PresentFish (Groundfish West Coast)

    Fish (Coastal Pelagic)

    Fish (Highly Migratory Marine Species)

    Birds (Seabird)

    Marine Mammals (Cetaceans)

    Marine Mammals (Pinnipeds)

    Marine Mammals (Fissipeds)

    Benthic Invertebrates (mobile and sessile)

    Benthic Algae

    Rocky Intertidal Invertebrates (Mobile/Sessile)

    Rocky Intertidal (Algae)

    Fish (Estuarine/Coastal Marine)

    Birds (Estuarine/Coastal)

    Fish (Anadromous)

    Sea Turtle

    Fish (Reef fish, tropical)

    Hydrothermal Vent Species

    Marine Mammals (Sirenia)

    Birds (Waterfowl)

    Birds (Other)

    Deepwater Species

    Fish (Demersal East Coast)

    Fish (Freshwater Demersal)

    Fish (Freshwater Pelagic)

    Coastal Marine Reptile

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1001 Birds (Seabird)

    FL1001 Birds (Estuarine/Coastal)

    FL1001 Birds (Waterfowl)

    FL1001 Birds (Other)

    FL1001 Benthic Invertebrates (mobile and sessile)

    FL1001 Fish (Estuarine/Coastal Marine)

    FL1001 Fish (Coastal Pelagic)

    Amelia Island State Recreation Area Outstanding Florida Water

  • QAQC Report

    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 14 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Potential Biological Uses Resource Groups

    Present Physical Resource Groups

    Biological Use Resource Groups

    Potential Resource Groups

    Coral Reef (Tropical)

    Coral Reef (Temperate)

    Sea grass habitat

    Kelp and Algae

    Oyster/Shellfish beds

    Marine mammal haulout

    Bird nesting habitat

    Bird migratory area

    Essential fish habitat (EFH) conservation area

    Fish spawning area

    Nursery grounds

    Marine Mammal Breeding area

    Endangered Species (ESA listed)

    Turtle nesting area

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1001 Wetlands/MudFlats

    FL1001 Rock Intertidal

    FL1001 Beach

    FL1001 CMECS (Fresh Water Influenced)

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1001 Endangered Species (ESA listed)

    FL1001 Bird nesting habitat

    FL1001 Bird migratory area

    FL1001 Fish spawning area

    FL1001 Nursery grounds

    Beach

    Barrier Islands

    Islands

    Rocky Reefs

    Sand Dunes

    Seamounts/Pinnacles

    Submarine Canyons

    Wetlands/MudFlats

    Rivers/Streams

    Sea Grass

    Kelp Forest

    CoralReef

    Rock Intertidal

    Hydrothermal Vents/ Cold Seeps

    Upwelling Zones

    Transition Zones

    Oceanographic Fronts

    Oceanographic Gyres

    Amelia Island State Recreation Area Outstanding Florida Water

  • QAQC Report

    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 15 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Present Managment Activity Resource Groups

    Present Cultural Resource Groups Potential Cultural Resources Groups

    Potential Management Activity Resource Groups

    No data found

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1001 Volunteer Program

    FL1001 Biological Monitoring Program

    Floating/ Docked Historic Vessel

    Archaeological Site (shipwreck)

    Site of Cultural Significance

    Tribal use of Accustomed Areas

    Historical Structures

    Archaeological Site (aircraft)

    Archaeological Site (prehistoric)

    Traditional cultural property

    Site of traditional activities

    Tours and Docents

    Interpretive signage

    Science Center or Museum

    Volunteer Program

    Biological Monitoring Program

    Physical Monitoring Program

    Amelia Island State Recreation Area Outstanding Florida Water

  • QAQC Report

    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 16 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Site ID FL1002

    Site Name Anastasia State Park Outstanding Florida Water

    Site URL http://www.dep.state.fl.us/parks/planning/parkplans/AnastasiaStatePark.pdf

    Additional legal authority

    Designation State

    Notes http://www.dep.state.fl.us/parks/planning/parkplans/AnastasiaStatePark.pdf

    Legal Code Reference A complete listing of Outstanding Florida Waters is provided in Rule 62-302.700 (9), Florida Administrative Code. Outstanding Florida Waters generally include surface waters in the following areas:

    National ParksNational Wildlife RefugesNational SeashoresNational PreservesNational Marine Sanctuaries and Estuarine Research ReservesNational Forests (certain waters)State Parks & Recreation AreasState Preserves and ReservesState Ornamental Gardens and Botanical SitesEnvironmentally Endangered Lands Program, Conservation and Recreational Lands Program, and Save Our Coast Program AcquisitionsState Aquatic PreservesScenic and Wild Rivers (both National and State)“Special Waters”

    Authority Provided Program

    Program Authority Coastal Zone Management Act

    ManagmentType Outstanding Florida Water

    AllowedUses Habitat disturbance/removal

    Review Agency Florida Department of Environmental Protection

    Anastasia State Park Outstanding Florida Water

  • QAQC Report

    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 17 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Potential Species Resource GroupsSpecies Resource Groups PresentFish (Groundfish West Coast)

    Fish (Coastal Pelagic)

    Fish (Highly Migratory Marine Species)

    Birds (Seabird)

    Marine Mammals (Cetaceans)

    Marine Mammals (Pinnipeds)

    Marine Mammals (Fissipeds)

    Benthic Invertebrates (mobile and sessile)

    Benthic Algae

    Rocky Intertidal Invertebrates (Mobile/Sessile)

    Rocky Intertidal (Algae)

    Fish (Estuarine/Coastal Marine)

    Birds (Estuarine/Coastal)

    Fish (Anadromous)

    Sea Turtle

    Fish (Reef fish, tropical)

    Hydrothermal Vent Species

    Marine Mammals (Sirenia)

    Birds (Waterfowl)

    Birds (Other)

    Deepwater Species

    Fish (Demersal East Coast)

    Fish (Freshwater Demersal)

    Fish (Freshwater Pelagic)

    Coastal Marine Reptile

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1002 Fish (Estuarine/Coastal Marine)

    FL1002 Birds (Estuarine/Coastal)

    FL1002 Birds (Waterfowl)

    FL1002 Birds (Other)

    FL1002 Birds (Seabird)

    FL1002 Fish (Coastal Pelagic)

    FL1002 Benthic Invertebrates (mobile and sessile)

    FL1002 Sea Turtle

    FL1002 Benthic Algae

    Anastasia State Park Outstanding Florida Water

  • QAQC Report

    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 18 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Potential Biological Uses Resource Groups

    Present Physical Resource Groups

    Biological Use Resource Groups

    Potential Resource Groups

    Coral Reef (Tropical)

    Coral Reef (Temperate)

    Sea grass habitat

    Kelp and Algae

    Oyster/Shellfish beds

    Marine mammal haulout

    Bird nesting habitat

    Bird migratory area

    Essential fish habitat (EFH) conservation area

    Fish spawning area

    Nursery grounds

    Marine Mammal Breeding area

    Endangered Species (ESA listed)

    Turtle nesting area

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1002 Beach

    FL1002 Sand Dunes

    FL1002 Sea Grass

    FL1002 Mangrove Forests

    FL1002 CMECS (Nearshore Marine)

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1002 Bird nesting habitat

    FL1002 Bird migratory area

    FL1002 Oyster/Shellfish beds

    FL1002 Turtle nesting area

    FL1002 Endangered Species (ESA listed)

    FL1002 Sea grass habitat

    Beach

    Barrier Islands

    Islands

    Rocky Reefs

    Sand Dunes

    Seamounts/Pinnacles

    Submarine Canyons

    Wetlands/MudFlats

    Rivers/Streams

    Sea Grass

    Kelp Forest

    CoralReef

    Rock Intertidal

    Hydrothermal Vents/ Cold Seeps

    Upwelling Zones

    Transition Zones

    Oceanographic Fronts

    Oceanographic Gyres

    Anastasia State Park Outstanding Florida Water

  • QAQC Report

    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 19 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Present Managment Activity Resource Groups

    Present Cultural Resource Groups Potential Cultural Resources Groups

    Potential Management Activity Resource Groups

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1002 Interpretive signage

    FL1002 Tours and Docents

    FL1002 Science Center or Museum

    FL1002 Biological Monitoring Program

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1002 Archaeological Site (prehistoric)

    FL1002 Archaeological Site (shipwreck)

    FL1002 Historical Structures

    Floating/ Docked Historic Vessel

    Archaeological Site (shipwreck)

    Site of Cultural Significance

    Tribal use of Accustomed Areas

    Historical Structures

    Archaeological Site (aircraft)

    Archaeological Site (prehistoric)

    Traditional cultural property

    Site of traditional activities

    Tours and Docents

    Interpretive signage

    Science Center or Museum

    Volunteer Program

    Biological Monitoring Program

    Physical Monitoring Program

    Anastasia State Park Outstanding Florida Water

  • QAQC Report

    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 20 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Site ID FL1003

    Site Name Anclote Key State Preserve Outstanding Florida Water

    Site URL http://www.dep.state.fl.us/parks/planning/parkplans/AncloteKeyPreserveStatePark.pdf

    Additional legal authority

    Designation State

    Notes http://www.dep.state.fl.us/parks/planning/parkplans/AncloteKeyPreserveStatePark.pdf

    Legal Code Reference A complete listing of Outstanding Florida Waters is provided in Rule 62-302.700 (9), Florida Administrative Code. Outstanding Florida Waters generally include surface waters in the following areas:

    National ParksNational Wildlife RefugesNational SeashoresNational PreservesNational Marine Sanctuaries and Estuarine Research ReservesNational Forests (certain waters)State Parks & Recreation AreasState Preserves and ReservesState Ornamental Gardens and Botanical SitesEnvironmentally Endangered Lands Program, Conservation and Recreational Lands Program, and Save Our Coast Program AcquisitionsState Aquatic PreservesScenic and Wild Rivers (both National and State)“Special Waters”

    Authority Provided Program

    Program Authority Coastal Zone Management Act

    ManagmentType Outstanding Florida Water

    AllowedUses Habitat disturbance/removal

    Review Agency Florida Department of Environmental Protection

    Anclote Key State Preserve Outstanding Florida Water

  • QAQC Report

    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 21 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Potential Species Resource GroupsSpecies Resource Groups PresentFish (Groundfish West Coast)

    Fish (Coastal Pelagic)

    Fish (Highly Migratory Marine Species)

    Birds (Seabird)

    Marine Mammals (Cetaceans)

    Marine Mammals (Pinnipeds)

    Marine Mammals (Fissipeds)

    Benthic Invertebrates (mobile and sessile)

    Benthic Algae

    Rocky Intertidal Invertebrates (Mobile/Sessile)

    Rocky Intertidal (Algae)

    Fish (Estuarine/Coastal Marine)

    Birds (Estuarine/Coastal)

    Fish (Anadromous)

    Sea Turtle

    Fish (Reef fish, tropical)

    Hydrothermal Vent Species

    Marine Mammals (Sirenia)

    Birds (Waterfowl)

    Birds (Other)

    Deepwater Species

    Fish (Demersal East Coast)

    Fish (Freshwater Demersal)

    Fish (Freshwater Pelagic)

    Coastal Marine Reptile

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1003 Birds (Other)

    FL1003 Birds (Estuarine/Coastal)

    FL1003 Benthic Invertebrates (mobile and sessile)

    FL1003 Birds (Seabird)

    FL1003 Sea Turtle

    FL1003 Fish (Coastal Pelagic)

    FL1003 Fish (Demersal East Coast)

    FL1003 Fish (Estuarine/Coastal Marine)

    FL1003 Birds (Waterfowl)

    Anclote Key State Preserve Outstanding Florida Water

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    Potential Biological Uses Resource Groups

    Present Physical Resource Groups

    Biological Use Resource Groups

    Potential Resource Groups

    Coral Reef (Tropical)

    Coral Reef (Temperate)

    Sea grass habitat

    Kelp and Algae

    Oyster/Shellfish beds

    Marine mammal haulout

    Bird nesting habitat

    Bird migratory area

    Essential fish habitat (EFH) conservation area

    Fish spawning area

    Nursery grounds

    Marine Mammal Breeding area

    Endangered Species (ESA listed)

    Turtle nesting area

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1003 Sand Dunes

    FL1003 Mangrove Forests

    FL1003 Wetlands/MudFlats

    FL1003 Sea Grass

    FL1003 CMECS (Nearshore Marine)

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1003 Endangered Species (ESA listed)

    FL1003 Turtle nesting area

    FL1003 Bird migratory area

    FL1003 Bird nesting habitat

    FL1003 Sea grass habitat

    Beach

    Barrier Islands

    Islands

    Rocky Reefs

    Sand Dunes

    Seamounts/Pinnacles

    Submarine Canyons

    Wetlands/MudFlats

    Rivers/Streams

    Sea Grass

    Kelp Forest

    CoralReef

    Rock Intertidal

    Hydrothermal Vents/ Cold Seeps

    Upwelling Zones

    Transition Zones

    Oceanographic Fronts

    Oceanographic Gyres

    Anclote Key State Preserve Outstanding Florida Water

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    Present Managment Activity Resource Groups

    Present Cultural Resource Groups Potential Cultural Resources Groups

    Potential Management Activity Resource Groups

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1003 Biological Monitoring Program

    FL1003 Volunteer Program

    FL1003 Science Center or Museum

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1003 Historical Structures

    Floating/ Docked Historic Vessel

    Archaeological Site (shipwreck)

    Site of Cultural Significance

    Tribal use of Accustomed Areas

    Historical Structures

    Archaeological Site (aircraft)

    Archaeological Site (prehistoric)

    Traditional cultural property

    Site of traditional activities

    Tours and Docents

    Interpretive signage

    Science Center or Museum

    Volunteer Program

    Biological Monitoring Program

    Physical Monitoring Program

    Anclote Key State Preserve Outstanding Florida Water

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    Site ID FL1004

    Site Name Apalachicola Bay Aquatic Preserve Outstanding Florida Water

    Site URL http://publicfiles.dep.state.fl.us/CAMA/plans/aquatic/ApalachicolaBay.pdf

    Additional legal authority

    Designation State

    Notes Although the aquatic preserves will remain designated, all coastal education and resource monitoring programs at closed locations have been eliminated. The Central Panhandle Aquatic Preserves office serves three aquatic preserves: Alligator Harbor Aquatic Preserve, Apalachicola Bay Aquatic Preserve and St. Joseph Bay Aquatic Preserve. These areas are no longer actively managed and the resource management, research and monitoring, and outreach and education programs at these aquatic preserves has ended. Permit review by DEP regulatory offices will still be active through the Northwest District office.

    Although seven aquatic preserve offices remain open, it is not possible for the remaining staff to absorb the closed programs into the organizational structure.

    This page describes former management programs which will be restarted should revenue streams improve.

    Legal Code Reference A complete listing of Outstanding Florida Waters is provided in Rule 62-302.700 (9), Florida Administrative Code. Outstanding Florida Waters generally include surface waters in the following areas:

    National ParksNational Wildlife RefugesNational SeashoresNational PreservesNational Marine Sanctuaries and Estuarine Research ReservesNational Forests (certain waters)State Parks & Recreation AreasState Preserves and ReservesState Ornamental Gardens and Botanical SitesEnvironmentally Endangered Lands Program, Conservation and Recreational Lands Program, and Save Our Coast Program AcquisitionsState Aquatic PreservesScenic and Wild Rivers (both National and State)“Special Waters”

    Authority Provided Program

    Program Authority Coastal Zone Management Act

    ManagmentType Outstanding Florida Water

    AllowedUses Habitat disturbance/removal

    Review Agency Florida Department of Environmental Protection

    Apalachicola Bay Aquatic Preserve Outstanding Florida Water

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    Potential Species Resource GroupsSpecies Resource Groups PresentFish (Groundfish West Coast)

    Fish (Coastal Pelagic)

    Fish (Highly Migratory Marine Species)

    Birds (Seabird)

    Marine Mammals (Cetaceans)

    Marine Mammals (Pinnipeds)

    Marine Mammals (Fissipeds)

    Benthic Invertebrates (mobile and sessile)

    Benthic Algae

    Rocky Intertidal Invertebrates (Mobile/Sessile)

    Rocky Intertidal (Algae)

    Fish (Estuarine/Coastal Marine)

    Birds (Estuarine/Coastal)

    Fish (Anadromous)

    Sea Turtle

    Fish (Reef fish, tropical)

    Hydrothermal Vent Species

    Marine Mammals (Sirenia)

    Birds (Waterfowl)

    Birds (Other)

    Deepwater Species

    Fish (Demersal East Coast)

    Fish (Freshwater Demersal)

    Fish (Freshwater Pelagic)

    Coastal Marine Reptile

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1004 Benthic Invertebrates (mobile and sessile)

    FL1004 Benthic Algae

    FL1004 Fish (Estuarine/Coastal Marine)

    FL1004 Fish (Demersal East Coast)

    FL1004 Fish (Anadromous)

    FL1004 Birds (Seabird)

    FL1004 Birds (Estuarine/Coastal)

    FL1004 Birds (Waterfowl)

    FL1004 Birds (Other)

    FL1004 Sea Turtle

    FL1004 Fish (Coastal Pelagic)

    Apalachicola Bay Aquatic Preserve Outstanding Florida Water

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    Potential Biological Uses Resource Groups

    Present Physical Resource Groups

    Biological Use Resource Groups

    Potential Resource Groups

    Coral Reef (Tropical)

    Coral Reef (Temperate)

    Sea grass habitat

    Kelp and Algae

    Oyster/Shellfish beds

    Marine mammal haulout

    Bird nesting habitat

    Bird migratory area

    Essential fish habitat (EFH) conservation area

    Fish spawning area

    Nursery grounds

    Marine Mammal Breeding area

    Endangered Species (ESA listed)

    Turtle nesting area

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1004 Sea Grass

    FL1004 Wetlands/MudFlats

    FL1004 Beach

    FL1004 Sand Dunes

    FL1004 CMECS (Estuary)

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1004 Sea grass habitat

    FL1004 Oyster/Shellfish beds

    FL1004 Endangered Species (ESA listed)

    FL1004 Bird nesting habitat

    FL1004 Bird migratory area

    FL1004 Nursery grounds

    FL1004 Fish spawning area

    Beach

    Barrier Islands

    Islands

    Rocky Reefs

    Sand Dunes

    Seamounts/Pinnacles

    Submarine Canyons

    Wetlands/MudFlats

    Rivers/Streams

    Sea Grass

    Kelp Forest

    CoralReef

    Rock Intertidal

    Hydrothermal Vents/ Cold Seeps

    Upwelling Zones

    Transition Zones

    Oceanographic Fronts

    Oceanographic Gyres

    Apalachicola Bay Aquatic Preserve Outstanding Florida Water

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    Present Managment Activity Resource Groups

    Present Cultural Resource Groups Potential Cultural Resources Groups

    Potential Management Activity Resource Groups

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1004 Biological Monitoring Program

    FL1004 Physical Monitoring Program

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1004 Archaeological Site (prehistoric)

    Floating/ Docked Historic Vessel

    Archaeological Site (shipwreck)

    Site of Cultural Significance

    Tribal use of Accustomed Areas

    Historical Structures

    Archaeological Site (aircraft)

    Archaeological Site (prehistoric)

    Traditional cultural property

    Site of traditional activities

    Tours and Docents

    Interpretive signage

    Science Center or Museum

    Volunteer Program

    Biological Monitoring Program

    Physical Monitoring Program

    Apalachicola Bay Aquatic Preserve Outstanding Florida Water

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    Site ID FL1005

    Site Name Apalachicola Bay Outstanding Florida Water

    Site URL http://publicfiles.dep.state.fl.us/CAMA/plans/aquatic/ApalachicolaBay.pdf

    Additional legal authority

    Designation State

    Notes

    Legal Code Reference A complete listing of Outstanding Florida Waters is provided in Rule 62-302.700 (9), Florida Administrative Code. Outstanding Florida Waters generally include surface waters in the following areas:

    National ParksNational Wildlife RefugesNational SeashoresNational PreservesNational Marine Sanctuaries and Estuarine Research ReservesNational Forests (certain waters)State Parks & Recreation AreasState Preserves and ReservesState Ornamental Gardens and Botanical SitesEnvironmentally Endangered Lands Program, Conservation and Recreational Lands Program, and Save Our Coast Program AcquisitionsState Aquatic PreservesScenic and Wild Rivers (both National and State)“Special Waters”

    Authority Provided Program

    Program Authority Coastal Zone Management Act

    ManagmentType Outstanding Florida Water

    AllowedUses Habitat disturbance/removal

    Review Agency Florida Department of Environmental Protection

    Apalachicola Bay Outstanding Florida Water

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    Potential Species Resource GroupsSpecies Resource Groups PresentFish (Groundfish West Coast)

    Fish (Coastal Pelagic)

    Fish (Highly Migratory Marine Species)

    Birds (Seabird)

    Marine Mammals (Cetaceans)

    Marine Mammals (Pinnipeds)

    Marine Mammals (Fissipeds)

    Benthic Invertebrates (mobile and sessile)

    Benthic Algae

    Rocky Intertidal Invertebrates (Mobile/Sessile)

    Rocky Intertidal (Algae)

    Fish (Estuarine/Coastal Marine)

    Birds (Estuarine/Coastal)

    Fish (Anadromous)

    Sea Turtle

    Fish (Reef fish, tropical)

    Hydrothermal Vent Species

    Marine Mammals (Sirenia)

    Birds (Waterfowl)

    Birds (Other)

    Deepwater Species

    Fish (Demersal East Coast)

    Fish (Freshwater Demersal)

    Fish (Freshwater Pelagic)

    Coastal Marine Reptile

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1005 Benthic Invertebrates (mobile and sessile)

    FL1005 Benthic Algae

    FL1005 Fish (Estuarine/Coastal Marine)

    FL1005 Fish (Demersal East Coast)

    FL1005 Fish (Anadromous)

    FL1005 Birds (Seabird)

    FL1005 Birds (Estuarine/Coastal)

    FL1005 Birds (Waterfowl)

    FL1005 Birds (Other)

    FL1005 Sea Turtle

    FL1005 Fish (Coastal Pelagic)

    Apalachicola Bay Outstanding Florida Water

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    Potential Biological Uses Resource Groups

    Present Physical Resource Groups

    Biological Use Resource Groups

    Potential Resource Groups

    Coral Reef (Tropical)

    Coral Reef (Temperate)

    Sea grass habitat

    Kelp and Algae

    Oyster/Shellfish beds

    Marine mammal haulout

    Bird nesting habitat

    Bird migratory area

    Essential fish habitat (EFH) conservation area

    Fish spawning area

    Nursery grounds

    Marine Mammal Breeding area

    Endangered Species (ESA listed)

    Turtle nesting area

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1005 Sea Grass

    FL1005 Wetlands/MudFlats

    FL1005 Beach

    FL1005 Sand Dunes

    FL1005 CMECS (Estuary)

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1005 Sea grass habitat

    FL1005 Oyster/Shellfish beds

    FL1005 Endangered Species (ESA listed)

    FL1005 Bird nesting habitat

    FL1005 Bird migratory area

    FL1005 Nursery grounds

    FL1005 Fish spawning area

    Beach

    Barrier Islands

    Islands

    Rocky Reefs

    Sand Dunes

    Seamounts/Pinnacles

    Submarine Canyons

    Wetlands/MudFlats

    Rivers/Streams

    Sea Grass

    Kelp Forest

    CoralReef

    Rock Intertidal

    Hydrothermal Vents/ Cold Seeps

    Upwelling Zones

    Transition Zones

    Oceanographic Fronts

    Oceanographic Gyres

    Apalachicola Bay Outstanding Florida Water

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    Present Managment Activity Resource Groups

    Present Cultural Resource Groups Potential Cultural Resources Groups

    Potential Management Activity Resource Groups

    No data found

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1005 Biological Monitoring Program

    FL1005 Physical Monitoring Program

    Floating/ Docked Historic Vessel

    Archaeological Site (shipwreck)

    Site of Cultural Significance

    Tribal use of Accustomed Areas

    Historical Structures

    Archaeological Site (aircraft)

    Archaeological Site (prehistoric)

    Traditional cultural property

    Site of traditional activities

    Tours and Docents

    Interpretive signage

    Science Center or Museum

    Volunteer Program

    Biological Monitoring Program

    Physical Monitoring Program

    Apalachicola Bay Outstanding Florida Water

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    Site ID FL1006

    Site Name Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve Outstanding Florida W

    Site URL http://nerrs.noaa.gov/Doc/PDF/Reserve/APA_MgmtPlan.pdf

    Additional legal authority

    Designation State

    Notes http://nerrs.noaa.gov/Doc/PDF/Reserve/APA_MgmtPlan.pdf

    Legal Code Reference A complete listing of Outstanding Florida Waters is provided in Rule 62-302.700 (9), Florida Administrative Code. Outstanding Florida Waters generally include surface waters in the following areas:

    National ParksNational Wildlife RefugesNational SeashoresNational PreservesNational Marine Sanctuaries and Estuarine Research ReservesNational Forests (certain waters)State Parks & Recreation AreasState Preserves and ReservesState Ornamental Gardens and Botanical SitesEnvironmentally Endangered Lands Program, Conservation and Recreational Lands Program, and Save Our Coast Program AcquisitionsState Aquatic PreservesScenic and Wild Rivers (both National and State)“Special Waters”

    Authority Provided Program

    Program Authority Coastal Zone Management Act

    ManagmentType Outstanding Florida Water

    AllowedUses Habitat disturbance/removal

    Review Agency Florida Department of Environmental Protection

    Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve Outstanding Florida Water

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    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 33 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Potential Species Resource GroupsSpecies Resource Groups PresentFish (Groundfish West Coast)

    Fish (Coastal Pelagic)

    Fish (Highly Migratory Marine Species)

    Birds (Seabird)

    Marine Mammals (Cetaceans)

    Marine Mammals (Pinnipeds)

    Marine Mammals (Fissipeds)

    Benthic Invertebrates (mobile and sessile)

    Benthic Algae

    Rocky Intertidal Invertebrates (Mobile/Sessile)

    Rocky Intertidal (Algae)

    Fish (Estuarine/Coastal Marine)

    Birds (Estuarine/Coastal)

    Fish (Anadromous)

    Sea Turtle

    Fish (Reef fish, tropical)

    Hydrothermal Vent Species

    Marine Mammals (Sirenia)

    Birds (Waterfowl)

    Birds (Other)

    Deepwater Species

    Fish (Demersal East Coast)

    Fish (Freshwater Demersal)

    Fish (Freshwater Pelagic)

    Coastal Marine Reptile

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1006 Coastal Marine Reptile

    FL1006 Marine Mammals (Sirenia)

    FL1006 Benthic Invertebrates (mobile and sessile)

    FL1006 Fish (Estuarine/Coastal Marine)

    FL1006 Benthic Algae

    FL1006 Sea Turtle

    FL1006 Birds (Seabird)

    FL1006 Birds (Estuarine/Coastal)

    FL1006 Birds (Waterfowl)

    FL1006 Birds (Other)

    FL1006 Fish (Coastal Pelagic)

    FL1006 Fish (Demersal East Coast)

    Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve Outstanding Florida Water

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    Potential Biological Uses Resource Groups

    Present Physical Resource Groups

    Biological Use Resource Groups

    Potential Resource Groups

    Coral Reef (Tropical)

    Coral Reef (Temperate)

    Sea grass habitat

    Kelp and Algae

    Oyster/Shellfish beds

    Marine mammal haulout

    Bird nesting habitat

    Bird migratory area

    Essential fish habitat (EFH) conservation area

    Fish spawning area

    Nursery grounds

    Marine Mammal Breeding area

    Endangered Species (ESA listed)

    Turtle nesting area

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1006 Sea Grass

    FL1006 Beach

    FL1006 Sand Dunes

    FL1006 Wetlands/MudFlats

    FL1006 CMECS (Fresh Water Influenced)

    FL1006 CMECS (Estuary)

    FL1006 Rivers/Streams

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1006 Bird nesting habitat

    FL1006 Bird migratory area

    FL1006 Sea grass habitat

    FL1006 Fish spawning area

    FL1006 Nursery grounds

    FL1006 Oyster/Shellfish beds

    FL1006 Turtle nesting area

    Beach

    Barrier Islands

    Islands

    Rocky Reefs

    Sand Dunes

    Seamounts/Pinnacles

    Submarine Canyons

    Wetlands/MudFlats

    Rivers/Streams

    Sea Grass

    Kelp Forest

    CoralReef

    Rock Intertidal

    Hydrothermal Vents/ Cold Seeps

    Upwelling Zones

    Transition Zones

    Oceanographic Fronts

    Oceanographic Gyres

    Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve Outstanding Florida Water

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    Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve Outstanding Florida Water

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    Present Managment Activity Resource Groups

    Present Cultural Resource Groups Potential Cultural Resources Groups

    Potential Management Activity Resource Groups

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1006 Volunteer Program

    FL1006 Tours and Docents

    FL1006 Interpretive signage

    FL1006 Science Center or Museum

    FL1006 Biological Monitoring Program

    FL1006 Physical Monitoring Program

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1006 Historical Structures

    FL1006 Archaeological Site (prehistoric)

    FL1006 Archaeological Site (shipwreck)

    Floating/ Docked Historic Vessel

    Archaeological Site (shipwreck)

    Site of Cultural Significance

    Tribal use of Accustomed Areas

    Historical Structures

    Archaeological Site (aircraft)

    Archaeological Site (prehistoric)

    Traditional cultural property

    Site of traditional activities

    Tours and Docents

    Interpretive signage

    Science Center or Museum

    Volunteer Program

    Biological Monitoring Program

    Physical Monitoring Program

    Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve Outstanding Florida Water

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    Site ID FL1007

    Site Name Apalachicola River Outstanding Florida Water

    Site URL http://widgets.gbif.org/pa/#/area/365317/taxonomy

    Additional legal authority

    Designation State

    Notes

    Legal Code Reference A complete listing of Outstanding Florida Waters is provided in Rule 62-302.700 (9), Florida Administrative Code. Outstanding Florida Waters generally include surface waters in the following areas:

    National ParksNational Wildlife RefugesNational SeashoresNational PreservesNational Marine Sanctuaries and Estuarine Research ReservesNational Forests (certain waters)State Parks & Recreation AreasState Preserves and ReservesState Ornamental Gardens and Botanical SitesEnvironmentally Endangered Lands Program, Conservation and Recreational Lands Program, and Save Our Coast Program AcquisitionsState Aquatic PreservesScenic and Wild Rivers (both National and State)“Special Waters”

    Authority Provided Program

    Program Authority Coastal Zone Management Act

    ManagmentType Outstanding Florida Water

    AllowedUses Habitat disturbance/removal

    Review Agency Florida Department of Environmental Protection

    Apalachicola River Outstanding Florida Water

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    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 38 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Potential Species Resource GroupsSpecies Resource Groups PresentFish (Groundfish West Coast)

    Fish (Coastal Pelagic)

    Fish (Highly Migratory Marine Species)

    Birds (Seabird)

    Marine Mammals (Cetaceans)

    Marine Mammals (Pinnipeds)

    Marine Mammals (Fissipeds)

    Benthic Invertebrates (mobile and sessile)

    Benthic Algae

    Rocky Intertidal Invertebrates (Mobile/Sessile)

    Rocky Intertidal (Algae)

    Fish (Estuarine/Coastal Marine)

    Birds (Estuarine/Coastal)

    Fish (Anadromous)

    Sea Turtle

    Fish (Reef fish, tropical)

    Hydrothermal Vent Species

    Marine Mammals (Sirenia)

    Birds (Waterfowl)

    Birds (Other)

    Deepwater Species

    Fish (Demersal East Coast)

    Fish (Freshwater Demersal)

    Fish (Freshwater Pelagic)

    Coastal Marine Reptile

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1007 Benthic Invertebrates (mobile and sessile)

    FL1007 Birds (Other)

    FL1007 Birds (Estuarine/Coastal)

    FL1007 Fish (Estuarine/Coastal Marine)

    FL1007 Birds (Seabird)

    Apalachicola River Outstanding Florida Water

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    Potential Biological Uses Resource Groups

    Present Physical Resource Groups

    Biological Use Resource Groups

    Potential Resource Groups

    Coral Reef (Tropical)

    Coral Reef (Temperate)

    Sea grass habitat

    Kelp and Algae

    Oyster/Shellfish beds

    Marine mammal haulout

    Bird nesting habitat

    Bird migratory area

    Essential fish habitat (EFH) conservation area

    Fish spawning area

    Nursery grounds

    Marine Mammal Breeding area

    Endangered Species (ESA listed)

    Turtle nesting area

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1007 Wetlands/MudFlats

    FL1007 CMECS (Fresh Water Influenced)

    FL1007 CMECS (Estuary)

    FL1007 Rivers/Streams

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1007 Bird nesting habitat

    FL1007 Bird migratory area

    Beach

    Barrier Islands

    Islands

    Rocky Reefs

    Sand Dunes

    Seamounts/Pinnacles

    Submarine Canyons

    Wetlands/MudFlats

    Rivers/Streams

    Sea Grass

    Kelp Forest

    CoralReef

    Rock Intertidal

    Hydrothermal Vents/ Cold Seeps

    Upwelling Zones

    Transition Zones

    Oceanographic Fronts

    Oceanographic Gyres

    Apalachicola River Outstanding Florida Water

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    Present Managment Activity Resource Groups

    Present Cultural Resource Groups Potential Cultural Resources Groups

    Potential Management Activity Resource Groups

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1007 Volunteer Program

    FL1007 Tours and Docents

    FL1007 Interpretive signage

    FL1007 Science Center or Museum

    FL1007 Biological Monitoring Program

    FL1007 Physical Monitoring Program

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1007 Archaeological Site (prehistoric)

    FL1007 Archaeological Site (shipwreck)

    Floating/ Docked Historic Vessel

    Archaeological Site (shipwreck)

    Site of Cultural Significance

    Tribal use of Accustomed Areas

    Historical Structures

    Archaeological Site (aircraft)

    Archaeological Site (prehistoric)

    Traditional cultural property

    Site of traditional activities

    Tours and Docents

    Interpretive signage

    Science Center or Museum

    Volunteer Program

    Biological Monitoring Program

    Physical Monitoring Program

    Apalachicola River Outstanding Florida Water

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    Site ID FL1008

    Site Name Archie Carr National Wildlife Refuge Outstanding Florida Water

    Site URL http://www.fws.gov/southeast/planning/PDFdocuments/ArchieCarrDraft/Archie%20Carr%20Draft%20CCP.pdf

    Additional legal authority

    Designation State

    Notes

    Legal Code Reference A complete listing of Outstanding Florida Waters is provided in Rule 62-302.700 (9), Florida Administrative Code. Outstanding Florida Waters generally include surface waters in the following areas:

    National ParksNational Wildlife RefugesNational SeashoresNational PreservesNational Marine Sanctuaries and Estuarine Research ReservesNational Forests (certain waters)State Parks & Recreation AreasState Preserves and ReservesState Ornamental Gardens and Botanical SitesEnvironmentally Endangered Lands Program, Conservation and Recreational Lands Program, and Save Our Coast Program AcquisitionsState Aquatic PreservesScenic and Wild Rivers (both National and State)“Special Waters”

    Authority Provided Program

    Program Authority Coastal Zone Management Act

    ManagmentType Outstanding Florida Water

    AllowedUses Habitat disturbance/removal

    Review Agency Florida Department of Environmental Protection

    Archie Carr National Wildlife Refuge Outstanding Florida Water

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    Potential Species Resource GroupsSpecies Resource Groups PresentFish (Groundfish West Coast)

    Fish (Coastal Pelagic)

    Fish (Highly Migratory Marine Species)

    Birds (Seabird)

    Marine Mammals (Cetaceans)

    Marine Mammals (Pinnipeds)

    Marine Mammals (Fissipeds)

    Benthic Invertebrates (mobile and sessile)

    Benthic Algae

    Rocky Intertidal Invertebrates (Mobile/Sessile)

    Rocky Intertidal (Algae)

    Fish (Estuarine/Coastal Marine)

    Birds (Estuarine/Coastal)

    Fish (Anadromous)

    Sea Turtle

    Fish (Reef fish, tropical)

    Hydrothermal Vent Species

    Marine Mammals (Sirenia)

    Birds (Waterfowl)

    Birds (Other)

    Deepwater Species

    Fish (Demersal East Coast)

    Fish (Freshwater Demersal)

    Fish (Freshwater Pelagic)

    Coastal Marine Reptile

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1008 Sea Turtle

    FL1008 Birds (Other)

    FL1008 Fish (Estuarine/Coastal Marine)

    FL1008 Fish (Demersal East Coast)

    FL1008 Fish (Coastal Pelagic)

    FL1008 Fish (Estuarine/Coastal Marine)

    FL1008 Birds (Seabird)

    FL1008 Birds (Estuarine/Coastal)

    FL1008 Marine Mammals (Sirenia)

    FL1008 Benthic Algae

    Archie Carr National Wildlife Refuge Outstanding Florida Water

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    Potential Biological Uses Resource Groups

    Present Physical Resource Groups

    Biological Use Resource Groups

    Potential Resource Groups

    Coral Reef (Tropical)

    Coral Reef (Temperate)

    Sea grass habitat

    Kelp and Algae

    Oyster/Shellfish beds

    Marine mammal haulout

    Bird nesting habitat

    Bird migratory area

    Essential fish habitat (EFH) conservation area

    Fish spawning area

    Nursery grounds

    Marine Mammal Breeding area

    Endangered Species (ESA listed)

    Turtle nesting area

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1008 Beach

    FL1008 Sand Dunes

    FL1008 Mangrove Forests

    FL1008 Sea Grass

    FL1008 Barrier Islands

    FL1008 CMECS (Nearshore Marine)

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1008 Turtle nesting area

    FL1008 Sea grass habitat

    FL1008 Oyster/Shellfish beds

    FL1008 Endangered Species (ESA listed)

    FL1008 Bird nesting habitat

    FL1008 Bird migratory area

    Beach

    Barrier Islands

    Islands

    Rocky Reefs

    Sand Dunes

    Seamounts/Pinnacles

    Submarine Canyons

    Wetlands/MudFlats

    Rivers/Streams

    Sea Grass

    Kelp Forest

    CoralReef

    Rock Intertidal

    Hydrothermal Vents/ Cold Seeps

    Upwelling Zones

    Transition Zones

    Oceanographic Fronts

    Oceanographic Gyres

    Archie Carr National Wildlife Refuge Outstanding Florida Water

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    Present Managment Activity Resource Groups

    Present Cultural Resource Groups Potential Cultural Resources Groups

    Potential Management Activity Resource Groups

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1008 Tours and Docents

    FL1008 Interpretive signage

    FL1008 Science Center or Museum

    FL1008 Volunteer Program

    FL1008 Biological Monitoring Program

    FL1008 Physical Monitoring Program

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1008 Archaeological Site (prehistoric)

    Floating/ Docked Historic Vessel

    Archaeological Site (shipwreck)

    Site of Cultural Significance

    Tribal use of Accustomed Areas

    Historical Structures

    Archaeological Site (aircraft)

    Archaeological Site (prehistoric)

    Traditional cultural property

    Site of traditional activities

    Tours and Docents

    Interpretive signage

    Science Center or Museum

    Volunteer Program

    Biological Monitoring Program

    Physical Monitoring Program

    Archie Carr National Wildlife Refuge Outstanding Florida Water

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    Site ID FL1009

    Site Name Aucilla River Outstanding Florida Water

    Site URL http://myfwc.com/media/132222/CMP_Aucilla_Final_2004-2009.pdf

    Additional legal authority

    Designation State

    Notes

    Legal Code Reference A complete listing of Outstanding Florida Waters is provided in Rule 62-302.700 (9), Florida Administrative Code. Outstanding Florida Waters generally include surface waters in the following areas:

    National ParksNational Wildlife RefugesNational SeashoresNational PreservesNational Marine Sanctuaries and Estuarine Research ReservesNational Forests (certain waters)State Parks & Recreation AreasState Preserves and ReservesState Ornamental Gardens and Botanical SitesEnvironmentally Endangered Lands Program, Conservation and Recreational Lands Program, and Save Our Coast Program AcquisitionsState Aquatic PreservesScenic and Wild Rivers (both National and State)“Special Waters”

    Authority Provided Program

    Program Authority Coastal Zone Management Act

    ManagmentType Outstanding Florida Water

    AllowedUses Habitat disturbance/removal

    Review Agency Florida Department of Environmental Protection

    Aucilla River Outstanding Florida Water

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    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 46 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Potential Species Resource GroupsSpecies Resource Groups PresentFish (Groundfish West Coast)

    Fish (Coastal Pelagic)

    Fish (Highly Migratory Marine Species)

    Birds (Seabird)

    Marine Mammals (Cetaceans)

    Marine Mammals (Pinnipeds)

    Marine Mammals (Fissipeds)

    Benthic Invertebrates (mobile and sessile)

    Benthic Algae

    Rocky Intertidal Invertebrates (Mobile/Sessile)

    Rocky Intertidal (Algae)

    Fish (Estuarine/Coastal Marine)

    Birds (Estuarine/Coastal)

    Fish (Anadromous)

    Sea Turtle

    Fish (Reef fish, tropical)

    Hydrothermal Vent Species

    Marine Mammals (Sirenia)

    Birds (Waterfowl)

    Birds (Other)

    Deepwater Species

    Fish (Demersal East Coast)

    Fish (Freshwater Demersal)

    Fish (Freshwater Pelagic)

    Coastal Marine Reptile

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1009 Birds (Waterfowl)

    FL1009 Birds (Other)

    FL1009 Birds (Estuarine/Coastal)

    FL1009 Coastal Marine Reptile

    Aucilla River Outstanding Florida Water

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    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 47 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Potential Biological Uses Resource Groups

    Present Physical Resource Groups

    Biological Use Resource Groups

    Potential Resource Groups

    Coral Reef (Tropical)

    Coral Reef (Temperate)

    Sea grass habitat

    Kelp and Algae

    Oyster/Shellfish beds

    Marine mammal haulout

    Bird nesting habitat

    Bird migratory area

    Essential fish habitat (EFH) conservation area

    Fish spawning area

    Nursery grounds

    Marine Mammal Breeding area

    Endangered Species (ESA listed)

    Turtle nesting area

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1009 Rivers/Streams

    FL1009 CMECS (Fresh Water Influenced)

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1009 Bird migratory area

    Beach

    Barrier Islands

    Islands

    Rocky Reefs

    Sand Dunes

    Seamounts/Pinnacles

    Submarine Canyons

    Wetlands/MudFlats

    Rivers/Streams

    Sea Grass

    Kelp Forest

    CoralReef

    Rock Intertidal

    Hydrothermal Vents/ Cold Seeps

    Upwelling Zones

    Transition Zones

    Oceanographic Fronts

    Oceanographic Gyres

    Aucilla River Outstanding Florida Water

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    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 48 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Present Managment Activity Resource Groups

    Present Cultural Resource Groups Potential Cultural Resources Groups

    Potential Management Activity Resource Groups

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1009 Tours and Docents

    FL1009 Interpretive signage

    FL1009 Volunteer Program

    FL1009 Biological Monitoring Program

    FL1009 Physical Monitoring Program

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1009 Archaeological Site (prehistoric)

    Floating/ Docked Historic Vessel

    Archaeological Site (shipwreck)

    Site of Cultural Significance

    Tribal use of Accustomed Areas

    Historical Structures

    Archaeological Site (aircraft)

    Archaeological Site (prehistoric)

    Traditional cultural property

    Site of traditional activities

    Tours and Docents

    Interpretive signage

    Science Center or Museum

    Volunteer Program

    Biological Monitoring Program

    Physical Monitoring Program

    Aucilla River Outstanding Florida Water

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    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 49 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Site ID FL1010

    Site Name Avalon State Park Outstanding Florida Water

    Site URL http://www.dep.state.fl.us/parks/planning/parkplans/AvalonStatePark.pdf

    Additional legal authority

    Designation State

    Notes

    Legal Code Reference A complete listing of Outstanding Florida Waters is provided in Rule 62-302.700 (9), Florida Administrative Code. Outstanding Florida Waters generally include surface waters in the following areas:

    National ParksNational Wildlife RefugesNational SeashoresNational PreservesNational Marine Sanctuaries and Estuarine Research ReservesNational Forests (certain waters)State Parks & Recreation AreasState Preserves and ReservesState Ornamental Gardens and Botanical SitesEnvironmentally Endangered Lands Program, Conservation and Recreational Lands Program, and Save Our Coast Program AcquisitionsState Aquatic PreservesScenic and Wild Rivers (both National and State)“Special Waters”

    Authority Provided Program

    Program Authority Coastal Zone Management Act

    ManagmentType Outstanding Florida Water

    AllowedUses Habitat disturbance/removal

    Review Agency Florida Department of Environmental Protection

    Avalon State Park Outstanding Florida Water

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    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 50 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Potential Species Resource GroupsSpecies Resource Groups PresentFish (Groundfish West Coast)

    Fish (Coastal Pelagic)

    Fish (Highly Migratory Marine Species)

    Birds (Seabird)

    Marine Mammals (Cetaceans)

    Marine Mammals (Pinnipeds)

    Marine Mammals (Fissipeds)

    Benthic Invertebrates (mobile and sessile)

    Benthic Algae

    Rocky Intertidal Invertebrates (Mobile/Sessile)

    Rocky Intertidal (Algae)

    Fish (Estuarine/Coastal Marine)

    Birds (Estuarine/Coastal)

    Fish (Anadromous)

    Sea Turtle

    Fish (Reef fish, tropical)

    Hydrothermal Vent Species

    Marine Mammals (Sirenia)

    Birds (Waterfowl)

    Birds (Other)

    Deepwater Species

    Fish (Demersal East Coast)

    Fish (Freshwater Demersal)

    Fish (Freshwater Pelagic)

    Coastal Marine Reptile

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1010 Sea Turtle

    FL1010 Birds (Seabird)

    FL1010 Birds (Estuarine/Coastal)

    FL1010 Birds (Waterfowl)

    FL1010 Birds (Other)

    FL1010 Marine Mammals (Cetaceans)

    FL1010 Fish (Estuarine/Coastal Marine)

    FL1010 Benthic Algae

    FL1010 Benthic Invertebrates (mobile and sessile)

    Avalon State Park Outstanding Florida Water

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    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 51 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Potential Biological Uses Resource Groups

    Present Physical Resource Groups

    Biological Use Resource Groups

    Potential Resource Groups

    Coral Reef (Tropical)

    Coral Reef (Temperate)

    Sea grass habitat

    Kelp and Algae

    Oyster/Shellfish beds

    Marine mammal haulout

    Bird nesting habitat

    Bird migratory area

    Essential fish habitat (EFH) conservation area

    Fish spawning area

    Nursery grounds

    Marine Mammal Breeding area

    Endangered Species (ESA listed)

    Turtle nesting area

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1010 Sand Dunes

    FL1010 Sea Grass

    FL1010 Mangrove Forests

    FL1010 Beach

    FL1010 Barrier Islands

    FL1010 Sand Dunes

    FL1010 CMECS (Nearshore Marine)

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1010 Sea grass habitat

    FL1010 Endangered Species (ESA listed)

    FL1010 Turtle nesting area

    FL1010 Bird nesting habitat

    FL1010 Bird migratory area

    FL1010 Nursery grounds

    Beach

    Barrier Islands

    Islands

    Rocky Reefs

    Sand Dunes

    Seamounts/Pinnacles

    Submarine Canyons

    Wetlands/MudFlats

    Rivers/Streams

    Sea Grass

    Kelp Forest

    CoralReef

    Rock Intertidal

    Hydrothermal Vents/ Cold Seeps

    Upwelling Zones

    Transition Zones

    Oceanographic Fronts

    Oceanographic Gyres

    Avalon State Park Outstanding Florida Water

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    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 52 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Present Managment Activity Resource Groups

    Present Cultural Resource Groups Potential Cultural Resources Groups

    Potential Management Activity Resource Groups

    No data found

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1010 Tours and Docents

    FL1010 Interpretive signage

    FL1010 Volunteer Program

    FL1010 Biological Monitoring Program

    Floating/ Docked Historic Vessel

    Archaeological Site (shipwreck)

    Site of Cultural Significance

    Tribal use of Accustomed Areas

    Historical Structures

    Archaeological Site (aircraft)

    Archaeological Site (prehistoric)

    Traditional cultural property

    Site of traditional activities

    Tours and Docents

    Interpretive signage

    Science Center or Museum

    Volunteer Program

    Biological Monitoring Program

    Physical Monitoring Program

    Avalon State Park Outstanding Florida Water

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    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 53 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Site ID FL1011

    Site Name Bahia Honda State Park Outstanding Florida Water

    Site URL http://www.dep.state.fl.us/parks/planning/parkplans/BahiaHondaStatePark.pdf

    Additional legal authority

    Designation State

    Notes

    Legal Code Reference A complete listing of Outstanding Florida Waters is provided in Rule 62-302.700 (9), Florida Administrative Code. Outstanding Florida Waters generally include surface waters in the following areas:

    National ParksNational Wildlife RefugesNational SeashoresNational PreservesNational Marine Sanctuaries and Estuarine Research ReservesNational Forests (certain waters)State Parks & Recreation AreasState Preserves and ReservesState Ornamental Gardens and Botanical SitesEnvironmentally Endangered Lands Program, Conservation and Recreational Lands Program, and Save Our Coast Program AcquisitionsState Aquatic PreservesScenic and Wild Rivers (both National and State)“Special Waters”

    Authority Provided Program

    Program Authority Coastal Zone Management Act

    ManagmentType Outstanding Florida Water

    AllowedUses Habitat disturbance/removal

    Review Agency Florida Department of Environmental Protection

    Bahia Honda State Park Outstanding Florida Water

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    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 54 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Potential Species Resource GroupsSpecies Resource Groups PresentFish (Groundfish West Coast)

    Fish (Coastal Pelagic)

    Fish (Highly Migratory Marine Species)

    Birds (Seabird)

    Marine Mammals (Cetaceans)

    Marine Mammals (Pinnipeds)

    Marine Mammals (Fissipeds)

    Benthic Invertebrates (mobile and sessile)

    Benthic Algae

    Rocky Intertidal Invertebrates (Mobile/Sessile)

    Rocky Intertidal (Algae)

    Fish (Estuarine/Coastal Marine)

    Birds (Estuarine/Coastal)

    Fish (Anadromous)

    Sea Turtle

    Fish (Reef fish, tropical)

    Hydrothermal Vent Species

    Marine Mammals (Sirenia)

    Birds (Waterfowl)

    Birds (Other)

    Deepwater Species

    Fish (Demersal East Coast)

    Fish (Freshwater Demersal)

    Fish (Freshwater Pelagic)

    Coastal Marine Reptile

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1011 Benthic Algae

    FL1011 Fish (Reef fish, tropical)

    FL1011 Fish (Coastal Pelagic)

    FL1011 Fish (Demersal East Coast)

    FL1011 Benthic Invertebrates (mobile and sessile)

    FL1011 Sea Turtle

    FL1011 Marine Mammals (Cetaceans)

    FL1011 Marine Mammals (Sirenia)

    FL1011 Birds (Seabird)

    FL1011 Birds (Estuarine/Coastal)

    FL1011 Birds (Waterfowl)

    FL1011 Birds (Other)

    Bahia Honda State Park Outstanding Florida Water

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    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 55 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Potential Biological Uses Resource Groups

    Present Physical Resource Groups

    Biological Use Resource Groups

    Potential Resource Groups

    Coral Reef (Tropical)

    Coral Reef (Temperate)

    Sea grass habitat

    Kelp and Algae

    Oyster/Shellfish beds

    Marine mammal haulout

    Bird nesting habitat

    Bird migratory area

    Essential fish habitat (EFH) conservation area

    Fish spawning area

    Nursery grounds

    Marine Mammal Breeding area

    Endangered Species (ESA listed)

    Turtle nesting area

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1011 Sea Grass

    FL1011 CoralReef

    FL1011 Sand Dunes

    FL1011 Mangrove Forests

    FL1011 CMECS (Nearshore Marine)

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1011 Sea grass habitat

    FL1011 Coral Reef (Tropical)

    FL1011 Turtle nesting area

    FL1011 Endangered Species (ESA listed)

    FL1011 Bird nesting habitat

    FL1011 Bird migratory area

    FL1011 Nursery grounds

    Beach

    Barrier Islands

    Islands

    Rocky Reefs

    Sand Dunes

    Seamounts/Pinnacles

    Submarine Canyons

    Wetlands/MudFlats

    Rivers/Streams

    Sea Grass

    Kelp Forest

    CoralReef

    Rock Intertidal

    Hydrothermal Vents/ Cold Seeps

    Upwelling Zones

    Transition Zones

    Oceanographic Fronts

    Oceanographic Gyres

    Bahia Honda State Park Outstanding Florida Water

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    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 56 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Present Managment Activity Resource Groups

    Present Cultural Resource Groups Potential Cultural Resources Groups

    Potential Management Activity Resource Groups

    No data found

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1011 Tours and Docents

    FL1011 Interpretive signage

    FL1011 Science Center or Museum

    FL1011 Volunteer Program

    FL1011 Biological Monitoring Program

    FL1011 Physical Monitoring Program

    Floating/ Docked Historic Vessel

    Archaeological Site (shipwreck)

    Site of Cultural Significance

    Tribal use of Accustomed Areas

    Historical Structures

    Archaeological Site (aircraft)

    Archaeological Site (prehistoric)

    Traditional cultural property

    Site of traditional activities

    Tours and Docents

    Interpretive signage

    Science Center or Museum

    Volunteer Program

    Biological Monitoring Program

    Physical Monitoring Program

    Bahia Honda State Park Outstanding Florida Water

  • QAQC Report

    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 57 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Site ID FL1012

    Site Name Banana River Aquatic Preserve Outstanding Florida Water

    Site URL http://www.dep.state.fl.us/coastal/sites/banana/management.htm

    Additional legal authority

    Designation State

    Notes

    Legal Code Reference A complete listing of Outstanding Florida Waters is provided in Rule 62-302.700 (9), Florida Administrative Code. Outstanding Florida Waters generally include surface waters in the following areas:

    National ParksNational Wildlife RefugesNational SeashoresNational PreservesNational Marine Sanctuaries and Estuarine Research ReservesNational Forests (certain waters)State Parks & Recreation AreasState Preserves and ReservesState Ornamental Gardens and Botanical SitesEnvironmentally Endangered Lands Program, Conservation and Recreational Lands Program, and Save Our Coast Program AcquisitionsState Aquatic PreservesScenic and Wild Rivers (both National and State)“Special Waters”

    Authority Provided Program

    Program Authority Coastal Zone Management Act

    ManagmentType Outstanding Florida Water

    AllowedUses Habitat disturbance/removal

    Review Agency Florida Department of Environmental Protection

    Banana River Aquatic Preserve Outstanding Florida Water

  • QAQC Report

    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 58 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Potential Species Resource GroupsSpecies Resource Groups PresentFish (Groundfish West Coast)

    Fish (Coastal Pelagic)

    Fish (Highly Migratory Marine Species)

    Birds (Seabird)

    Marine Mammals (Cetaceans)

    Marine Mammals (Pinnipeds)

    Marine Mammals (Fissipeds)

    Benthic Invertebrates (mobile and sessile)

    Benthic Algae

    Rocky Intertidal Invertebrates (Mobile/Sessile)

    Rocky Intertidal (Algae)

    Fish (Estuarine/Coastal Marine)

    Birds (Estuarine/Coastal)

    Fish (Anadromous)

    Sea Turtle

    Fish (Reef fish, tropical)

    Hydrothermal Vent Species

    Marine Mammals (Sirenia)

    Birds (Waterfowl)

    Birds (Other)

    Deepwater Species

    Fish (Demersal East Coast)

    Fish (Freshwater Demersal)

    Fish (Freshwater Pelagic)

    Coastal Marine Reptile

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1012 Marine Mammals (Sirenia)

    FL1012 Birds (Seabird)

    FL1012 Birds (Estuarine/Coastal)

    FL1012 Birds (Waterfowl)

    FL1012 Fish (Coastal Pelagic)

    FL1012 Fish (Demersal East Coast)

    FL1012 Fish (Reef fish, tropical)

    Banana River Aquatic Preserve Outstanding Florida Water

  • QAQC Report

    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 59 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Potential Biological Uses Resource Groups

    Present Physical Resource Groups

    Biological Use Resource Groups

    Potential Resource Groups

    Coral Reef (Tropical)

    Coral Reef (Temperate)

    Sea grass habitat

    Kelp and Algae

    Oyster/Shellfish beds

    Marine mammal haulout

    Bird nesting habitat

    Bird migratory area

    Essential fish habitat (EFH) conservation area

    Fish spawning area

    Nursery grounds

    Marine Mammal Breeding area

    Endangered Species (ESA listed)

    Turtle nesting area

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1012 Mangrove Forests

    FL1012 Sea Grass

    FL1012 Rivers/Streams

    FL1012 CMECS (Estuary)

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1012 Bird nesting habitat

    FL1012 Bird migratory area

    FL1012 Sea grass habitat

    FL1012 Nursery grounds

    Beach

    Barrier Islands

    Islands

    Rocky Reefs

    Sand Dunes

    Seamounts/Pinnacles

    Submarine Canyons

    Wetlands/MudFlats

    Rivers/Streams

    Sea Grass

    Kelp Forest

    CoralReef

    Rock Intertidal

    Hydrothermal Vents/ Cold Seeps

    Upwelling Zones

    Transition Zones

    Oceanographic Fronts

    Oceanographic Gyres

    Banana River Aquatic Preserve Outstanding Florida Water

  • QAQC Report

    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 60 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Present Managment Activity Resource Groups

    Present Cultural Resource Groups Potential Cultural Resources Groups

    Potential Management Activity Resource Groups

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1012 Volunteer Program

    FL1012 Biological Monitoring Program

    FL1012 Physical Monitoring Program

    FL1012 Tours and Docents

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1012 Archaeological Site (prehistoric)

    Floating/ Docked Historic Vessel

    Archaeological Site (shipwreck)

    Site of Cultural Significance

    Tribal use of Accustomed Areas

    Historical Structures

    Archaeological Site (aircraft)

    Archaeological Site (prehistoric)

    Traditional cultural property

    Site of traditional activities

    Tours and Docents

    Interpretive signage

    Science Center or Museum

    Volunteer Program

    Biological Monitoring Program

    Physical Monitoring Program

    Banana River Aquatic Preserve Outstanding Florida Water

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    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 61 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Site ID FL1013

    Site Name Barefoot Beach Outstanding Florida Water

    Site URL http://www.dep.state.fl.us/lands/oes/landmgmt/small_landmgtplans/Barefoot%20Beach/ADA_complete.pdf

    Additional legal authority

    Designation State

    Notes

    Legal Code Reference A complete listing of Outstanding Florida Waters is provided in Rule 62-302.700 (9), Florida Administrative Code. Outstanding Florida Waters generally include surface waters in the following areas:

    National ParksNational Wildlife RefugesNational SeashoresNational PreservesNational Marine Sanctuaries and Estuarine Research ReservesNational Forests (certain waters)State Parks & Recreation AreasState Preserves and ReservesState Ornamental Gardens and Botanical SitesEnvironmentally Endangered Lands Program, Conservation and Recreational Lands Program, and Save Our Coast Program AcquisitionsState Aquatic PreservesScenic and Wild Rivers (both National and State)“Special Waters”

    Authority Provided Program

    Program Authority Coastal Zone Management Act

    ManagmentType Outstanding Florida Water

    AllowedUses Habitat disturbance/removal

    Review Agency Florida Department of Environmental Protection

    Barefoot Beach Outstanding Florida Water

  • QAQC Report

    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 62 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Potential Species Resource GroupsSpecies Resource Groups PresentFish (Groundfish West Coast)

    Fish (Coastal Pelagic)

    Fish (Highly Migratory Marine Species)

    Birds (Seabird)

    Marine Mammals (Cetaceans)

    Marine Mammals (Pinnipeds)

    Marine Mammals (Fissipeds)

    Benthic Invertebrates (mobile and sessile)

    Benthic Algae

    Rocky Intertidal Invertebrates (Mobile/Sessile)

    Rocky Intertidal (Algae)

    Fish (Estuarine/Coastal Marine)

    Birds (Estuarine/Coastal)

    Fish (Anadromous)

    Sea Turtle

    Fish (Reef fish, tropical)

    Hydrothermal Vent Species

    Marine Mammals (Sirenia)

    Birds (Waterfowl)

    Birds (Other)

    Deepwater Species

    Fish (Demersal East Coast)

    Fish (Freshwater Demersal)

    Fish (Freshwater Pelagic)

    Coastal Marine Reptile

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1013 Benthic Invertebrates (mobile and sessile)

    FL1013 Sea Turtle

    FL1013 Birds (Estuarine/Coastal)

    FL1013 Birds (Seabird)

    FL1013 Birds (Other)

    FL1013 Birds (Waterfowl)

    FL1013 Marine Mammals (Cetaceans)

    FL1013 Marine Mammals (Sirenia)

    FL1013 Fish (Estuarine/Coastal Marine)

    FL1013 Fish (Coastal Pelagic)

    Barefoot Beach Outstanding Florida Water

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    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 63 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Potential Biological Uses Resource Groups

    Present Physical Resource Groups

    Biological Use Resource Groups

    Potential Resource Groups

    Coral Reef (Tropical)

    Coral Reef (Temperate)

    Sea grass habitat

    Kelp and Algae

    Oyster/Shellfish beds

    Marine mammal haulout

    Bird nesting habitat

    Bird migratory area

    Essential fish habitat (EFH) conservation area

    Fish spawning area

    Nursery grounds

    Marine Mammal Breeding area

    Endangered Species (ESA listed)

    Turtle nesting area

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1013 Mangrove Forests

    FL1013 CMECS (Estuary)

    FL1013 Sea Grass

    FL1013 Sand Dunes

    FL1013 Barrier Islands

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1013 Bird nesting habitat

    FL1013 Turtle nesting area

    FL1013 Endangered Species (ESA listed)

    FL1013 Sea grass habitat

    Beach

    Barrier Islands

    Islands

    Rocky Reefs

    Sand Dunes

    Seamounts/Pinnacles

    Submarine Canyons

    Wetlands/MudFlats

    Rivers/Streams

    Sea Grass

    Kelp Forest

    CoralReef

    Rock Intertidal

    Hydrothermal Vents/ Cold Seeps

    Upwelling Zones

    Transition Zones

    Oceanographic Fronts

    Oceanographic Gyres

    Barefoot Beach Outstanding Florida Water

  • QAQC Report

    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 64 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Present Managment Activity Resource Groups

    Present Cultural Resource Groups Potential Cultural Resources Groups

    Potential Management Activity Resource Groups

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1013 Volunteer Program

    FL1013 Biological Monitoring Program

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1013 Archaeological Site (prehistoric)

    Floating/ Docked Historic Vessel

    Archaeological Site (shipwreck)

    Site of Cultural Significance

    Tribal use of Accustomed Areas

    Historical Structures

    Archaeological Site (aircraft)

    Archaeological Site (prehistoric)

    Traditional cultural property

    Site of traditional activities

    Tours and Docents

    Interpretive signage

    Science Center or Museum

    Volunteer Program

    Biological Monitoring Program

    Physical Monitoring Program

    Barefoot Beach Outstanding Florida Water

  • QAQC Report

    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 65 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Site ID FL1014

    Site Name Big Bend Coastal Tract Outstanding Florida Water

    Site URL http://myfwc.com/media/132401/CMP_BigBend_2004-2014.pdf

    Additional legal authority

    Designation State

    Notes

    Legal Code Reference A complete listing of Outstanding Florida Waters is provided in Rule 62-302.700 (9), Florida Administrative Code. Outstanding Florida Waters generally include surface waters in the following areas:

    National ParksNational Wildlife RefugesNational SeashoresNational PreservesNational Marine Sanctuaries and Estuarine Research ReservesNational Forests (certain waters)State Parks & Recreation AreasState Preserves and ReservesState Ornamental Gardens and Botanical SitesEnvironmentally Endangered Lands Program, Conservation and Recreational Lands Program, and Save Our Coast Program AcquisitionsState Aquatic PreservesScenic and Wild Rivers (both National and State)“Special Waters”

    Authority Provided Program

    Program Authority Coastal Zone Management Act

    ManagmentType Outstanding Florida Water

    AllowedUses Habitat disturbance/removal

    Review Agency Florida Department of Environmental Protection

    Big Bend Coastal Tract Outstanding Florida Water

  • QAQC Report

    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 66 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Potential Species Resource GroupsSpecies Resource Groups PresentFish (Groundfish West Coast)

    Fish (Coastal Pelagic)

    Fish (Highly Migratory Marine Species)

    Birds (Seabird)

    Marine Mammals (Cetaceans)

    Marine Mammals (Pinnipeds)

    Marine Mammals (Fissipeds)

    Benthic Invertebrates (mobile and sessile)

    Benthic Algae

    Rocky Intertidal Invertebrates (Mobile/Sessile)

    Rocky Intertidal (Algae)

    Fish (Estuarine/Coastal Marine)

    Birds (Estuarine/Coastal)

    Fish (Anadromous)

    Sea Turtle

    Fish (Reef fish, tropical)

    Hydrothermal Vent Species

    Marine Mammals (Sirenia)

    Birds (Waterfowl)

    Birds (Other)

    Deepwater Species

    Fish (Demersal East Coast)

    Fish (Freshwater Demersal)

    Fish (Freshwater Pelagic)

    Coastal Marine Reptile

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1014 Birds (Estuarine/Coastal)

    FL1014 Birds (Other)

    FL1014 Benthic Invertebrates (mobile and sessile)

    FL1014 Birds (Seabird)

    FL1014 Birds (Waterfowl)

    FL1014 Fish (Estuarine/Coastal Marine)

    FL1014 Marine Mammals (Sirenia)

    FL1014 Fish (Demersal East Coast)

    FL1014 Benthic Algae

    Big Bend Coastal Tract Outstanding Florida Water

  • QAQC Report

    Friday, January 25, 2013 Page 67 of 1397These report data are accurate from:

    Potential Biological Uses Resource Groups

    Present Physical Resource Groups

    Biological Use Resource Groups

    Potential Resource Groups

    Coral Reef (Tropical)

    Coral Reef (Temperate)

    Sea grass habitat

    Kelp and Algae

    Oyster/Shellfish beds

    Marine mammal haulout

    Bird nesting habitat

    Bird migratory area

    Essential fish habitat (EFH) conservation area

    Fish spawning area

    Nursery grounds

    Marine Mammal Breeding area

    Endangered Species (ESA listed)

    Turtle nesting area

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1014 Beach

    FL1014 Sand Dunes

    FL1014 Wetlands/MudFlats

    FL1014 CMECS (Nearshore Marine)

    Site_ID Attribute

    FL1014 Sea grass habitat

    FL1014 Endangered Species (ESA listed)

    FL1014 Bird nesting habitat

    FL1014 Bird migratory area

    Beach

    Barrier Islands

    Islands

    Rocky Reefs

    Sand Dunes

    Seamounts/Pinnacles

    Submarine Canyons

    Wetlands/MudFlats

    Rivers/Streams

    Sea Grass

    Kelp Forest

    CoralReef

    Rock Intertidal

    Hydrothermal Vents/ Cold Seeps

    Upwelling Zones

    Transition Zones

    Oceanographic Fronts

    Oceanographic Gyres

    Big Bend Coastal Tract Outstanding Florida Water


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