
Materials Scientific and Technical Advisory Committee (STAC)
December 17, 2020: With the purpose of supporting the development of
We implement the San Juan Bay Estuary Integrated Conservation and Management Plan (CCMP) through eleven programs based on science, education, art, and community engagement. We invite you to explore them according to your area of interest and join our activities.

December 17, 2020: With the purpose of supporting the development of

In this section you will find content shared and discussed in meetings for the development of the Risk Mitigation Plan for the communities of the San Juan Bay Estuary watershed.

Document to view, download and/or print. This report will be cited as: Estuary of

ESTUARIO's Community Resilience initiative promotes comprehensive water quality management. Its goal is to foster the economic, social, and cultural development of communities living around the San Juan Bay Estuary without compromising the ecological value of this ecosystem's resources and services, or the development opportunities for future generations. Learn about the three principles and eight actions that guide these efforts.

Please obtain the following documentation: Location of the incident (street, sector, municipality, etc.)

Document to view, download and/or print: The Community Hurricane Preparedness Guide

With the project for the Identification and Detection of Illegal Discharges from the Estuary, we accurately located areas of high pollution at the sub-basin level throughout the entire watershed of the Estuary in order to correct them.

Estuary Guardians is a school program that promotes water quality research and monitoring among students and teachers. This civic engagement program strengthens research skills related to water issues. Additional thematic workshops and special activities are also offered to Guardian groups.

Risk mitigation is the set of actions taken in advance to increase resilience, with the effect of reducing and eliminating in the long term the loss of life and property from natural hazards or those caused by human activity (anthropogenic).
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