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City of Naples City of Naples Natural Resources Michael R. Bauer, Ph.D. Natural Resources Manager

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City of Naples City of Naples

Natural Resources

Michael R. Bauer, Ph.D. Natural Resources Manager

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City of NaplesNatural Resources Division

Management ● Science ● Restoration● Outreach

STATE OF THE BAY REPORT

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Naples Bay Watershed

10 square miles 120 square miles

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Golden Gate Canal Diversions

200 mgd

Henderson Creek

ASR

ASR

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STORMWATER RUNOFF

“The Number One Pollutant in Florida is Stormwater.”

Florida Department of Environmental Protection

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Chlorophyll a (Nutrients)

Chlorophyll a 2006 Naples Bay

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Annual Mean

Chlorophyll a 2005- 2006Naples Bay

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Annual Mean < 11ug/l

Naples Bay Annual Mean= 4.7 ug/l

Start of

Rainy Season

Wet

Month

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Copper 2006-2008

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Extension Toxicology Network

• Copper is very toxic to fish.

• Small amounts can have damaging effects

• May cause significant decreases in populations of aquatic invertebrates, plants and fish

Comprised of Cornell University, Michigan State University, Oregon State University, and UC Davis

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Copper

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1. Landscape City Certification Best Management Practices

(BMPs)• For landscape professionals• Learn BMPs for fertilization, pesticides,

irrigation, plant selection• Environmental component• Become “City-Certified”

New Landscape/Fertilizer Ordinance

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Freedom Park

Gordon River Greenway Park

Conservancy

Riverside Filter Marsh

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Historic Habitat Comparison

Historic Habitat Comparison

Pre Development (1950’s)Seagrass: approx. 68 acres (27 ha)

Oyster beds: approx. 51 acres (21 ha)

Pre Development (1950’s)Seagrass: approx. 68 acres (27 ha)

Oyster beds: approx. 51 acres (21 ha)

Post Development (2005)Seagrass: approx. 4 acres (2 ha)

Seagrass only in lower region

Oyster beds: approx. 12 acres (5 ha)

Post Development (2005)Seagrass: approx. 4 acres (2 ha)

Seagrass only in lower region

Oyster beds: approx. 12 acres (5 ha)

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2 . Windstar

1. Naples Landing

2

1ReefSites

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Riprap and Seawalls

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RIPRAP

An Environmentally Friendly Alternative to Seawalls

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• Can produce 10 tons of leaves

• Support 4,000 fish and 50,000,000 invertebrates

• Provide food, habitat, and nursery grounds

A single acre of seagrass…

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Bathymetric Mapping

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WHAT IS A RAIN GARDEN?• A landscaping  feature planted with native

perennial plants • Used to manage stormwater  runoff from

impervious  surfaces • Roofs, sidewalks, and parking lots

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Why build a rain garden?

Beautify Your Yard

Conserve Water

Improve the water quality of Naples Bay

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How do you build a rain garden?

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