In the United States, federal hazardous waste site cleanups are conducted under the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Superfund and Resource Conservation and Recovery Programs. The statutory mission of these two cleanup programs is remediation rather than rehabilitation; how...

Along the trajectory of restoration implementation from planning to post-restoration monitoring, resource managers have identified a need for information and approaches to help inspire the public to act, evaluate alternatives, gain public support, monitor progress, and communicat...

A notable transformation is occurring across the US, Canada, and the globe, reframing “ecosystem restoration” as more than technical actions that improve the environment, but also as collective actions that explicitly acknowledge and include the human and social syste...

This subproduct updates the EcoHealth Relationship Browser with literature between 2016-2018. This interactive tool provides information about several of our nation's major ecosystems, the services they provide, and how those services, or their degradation and loss, may affect pe...

Remediation to Restoration to Revitalization (R2R2R) is a framework to identify ecological and policy-based relationships between large-scale aquatic sediment remediation projects, subsequent habitat restoration projects, and waterfront revitalization. We have been developing R2R...

Volunteered geographic information (VGI), specifically geotagged photographs available from social media platforms, is a promising technology that can be utilized to identify public values for ecosystem goods and services in a defined geographic area. VGI can help researchers ind...