Pelican_Bay_Clam_Bay_Mangrove_Restoration_Project_Overview_Map.pdf

This is a project overview map for the Pelican Bay Clam Bay Mangrove Restoration Project in Florida. The map identifies the project site location spanning ranges R36 through R40, with beach access available from Vanderbilt Beach Road at the designated public access point. The project area is bounded by Tamiami Trail/US 41 to the north and Seagate Drive to the east, providing geographic reference points for contractors and stakeholders involved in the restoration initiative.

The project aims to restore and enhance coastal vegetation along the Pelican Bay and Clam Bay shoreline to improve shoreline stability, increase habitat quality, and build long-term resilience of the coastal dune system. The restoration effort includes installing appropriate mangrove species and associated coastal canopy vegetation to expand mangrove habitat coverage within the project area and increase structural complexity of the ecosystem. The map serves as a visual reference tool for understanding the geographic scope and boundaries of this coastal restoration effort.