Maps

Maps can help to inform decisions and bring partners together around shared priorities for protection, restoration, and conservation of salt marsh and marsh migration corridors. Maps help partners to identify opportunities for collective action. The maps provided on this page can be resources to aid in implementing the SASMI plan.

NOAA Sea Level Rise Viewer


The newly developed SERPPAS Good Map pulls together existing military, environmental, land use, resilience and other data that are most relevant to the goals and objectives of the Southeast Regional Partnership for Planning and Sustainability. In the past, SERPPAS was utilizing the REPI Interactive Map for this purpose, but this newly developed tool focuses more specifically on priorities in the Southeast, and allows users features that enhance the usability of the mapping tool including identifying metadata, changing opacity of layers, uploading external data, and more. The map was developed collaboratively, utilizing information collected from user interviews, and will continue to be improved with the refinement of layers included, validation of the themes, and the development of additional features.

Access the SERPPAS Good Map below and enable SASMI layers using the menu on the lefthand side to view the features that are most relevant to our work.


Map Resources

SASMI Project Database

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Southeast Conservation Blueprint

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NOAA Sea Level Rise Viewer

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TNC Resilient Land Mapping Tool

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