Habitat Restoration Database: Maumee
NOAA-GLC Regional Habitat Restoration PartnershipMaumee Habitat Restoration Database
Penn 7 Restoration Outcomes
| Submerged Coastal Wetlands Created | Native Plantings |
|---|---|
| 11.24 acres | 15 acres |
The habitat restoration projects in the Maumee Area of Concern currently cover 4 locations within the Maumee River watershed. The Penn 7 Restoration Project was completed in 2022 and relevant documents can be found here. This project is part of the Ohio EPA monitoring program, which is part of the delisting process for the AOC. As such, biological monitoring data will not be available on this site. Water levels were monitored prior to, during, and following restoration in adherence to NOAA Tier-1 monitoring guidelines for hydrologic restoration.
Project Documents
- Penn 7 Final Design Plans
- Penn 7 Final As-Built Plans
- Penn 7 Final As-Built Cross Sections
- Penn 7 2016 Macroinvertebrate Survey Data
- Penn 7 2020 Mussel Survey Report
- Penn 7 Post-Construction Confirmation Sampling Report
- Penn 7 Post-Construction Water Level Memorandum
- Collins Park Feasibility Report
- Jermain Park Mussel Survey Report
Funding
Just under $6 million was been awarded to this project by the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative (GLRI). The GLRI is a federal program designed to protect and restore the largest system of fresh surface water in the world — the Great Lakes. The project funding was provided via the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) through a Regional Partnership with the Great Lakes Commission.
For More Information
Jill Estrada
Coastal Conservation and Habitat Restoration
Project Manager, Great Lakes Commission
734‐396‐6059 • [email protected]
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