Lake St. Clair Coastal Habitat Site Map


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	Find any of our web pages by subject: Habitat Types [detailed habitat links]: Upland [map] Bare Land, Cultivated Land, Developed Land, Grassland, Woody Land Wetlands [map] Lakeplain Prairie, Marsh, Unconsolidated Shore, Woody Wetland Water [map] Aquatic Bed, Open Water Stressors: Altered Hydrology Diking and Breakwalls, Draining, Filling and Dredging, Water Level Changes Land Development / Urban Expansion Agriculture, Habitat Fragmentation, Soil Erosion and Sedimentation, Stormwater, Urban Development Contaminants Contaminated Sediments, Nutrient Loadings, Toxic/Chemical Loadings Shoreline Modification, Shipping & Boating Marina Development, Shoreline Hardening, Vegetation Removal, Vessel Activity Invasive Species Aquatic and Wetland Invasive Animals, Aquatic and Wetland Invasive Plants, Terrestrial Invasive Animals, Terrestrial Invasive Plants Natural Disturbances Flooding, Ice Storms, Water Level Fluctuations, Wildfire, Wind Throw Conservation Planning Integrated Coastal Management Tool Spatial Data: Or view by: environmental sensitivity, landcover type, potential conservation areas, project area Habitat Assessment
	The Lake St. Clair Coastal Habitat Project is a two-year cooperative effort (2002-2004) among the Great Lakes Commission, the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and the Michigan Natural Features Inventory with support from NOAA's Coastal Services Center under its Landscape Characterization and Restoration program.