Highlights
Florida Creek Restoration Benefits Fish and People in Jacksonville
 NOAA’s restoration investments don’t just support fish—they build healthier, more resilient communities. For decades, Jacksonville’s McCoys Creek flooded with every big storm—stranding residents, damaging homes, and making the evening news. But today, that’s changing. The McCoys Creek project will remove 150 properties from the flood zone; restore habitat for red drum, Atlantic sturgeon, and flounder; and create safe, beautiful recreational space for families. |
Revitalizing the Gulf: Highlights from 15 Years of Restoration Florida Creek Restoration Benefits Fish and People in Jacksonville
 NOAA and partners have made significant progress addressing the impacts of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. From marsh creation to better fishing practices, our work is restoring the Gulf’s habitats and marine resources. NOAA has taken the lead on more than 60 large-scale projects to restore natural resources. We work with state and local partners, coastal communities, user groups, and other constituents. In this story, we’ll highlight key projects that demonstrate the ways we have made progress towards recovery. |
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