The Coastal Georgia Ecosystem Report Card is an important tool for planning restoration activities and conservation. It provides a transparent, timely, and geographically detailed assessment of health in coastal Georgia. Coastal Georgia health is defined as the progress of indicators toward scientifically-derived thresholds or goals. The twelve indicators in the report card examine aspects in human health, fisheries, and wildlife.
Ecological report cards are considered a public friendly way to provide a timely and geographically detailed assessment of ecosystems and rivers. Report cards provide a numeric grade or letter that is similar to a school report card, allowing for quick and understandable results to a broad audience. For more information about the annual report card details, click the representative yearly icon below.





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The following clickable links provide additional information on how the report cards were developed and frequently asked questions.
- The Development Process and Methods for the Coastal Georgia Report Card
- Coastal Georgia Report Card FAQs
- Coastal Georgia Ecosystem Report Card Webinar Video
- Coastal Georgia Ecosystem Report Card Presentation
To learn more about our report card development partner, visit their website at www.ian.umces.edu.