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• Understanding CWPPRA
  
  This booklet explains the basics of CWPPRA, covering funding, project selection, strengths and successes, as well as various other areas.
• Henri Heron's Activity Book
  
  Teaching our children to understand conservation is an integral step to ensure our wetlands will continue to be in existence for future generations. Use this activity book to start the discussion with your children about Louisiana's coastal wetlands and their conservation.
• Partners in Restoration
  
  Partners in Restoration" is a 25th anniversary coffee-table document that highlights the Coastal Wetlands Planning, Protection and Restoration Act (CWPPRA) efforts. Learn more about the various types of coastal restoration projects implemented in Southern Louisiana. Partners in Restoration is a colorful look at different project sites offering an insider’s look at what has resulted from five federal agencies and the State of Louisiana working together to save and protect Louisiana’s ecosystem and economy.
• WaterMarks Magazine
  
  This magazine is currently published twice a year to help the public better understand the work of CWPPRA (the Coastal Wetlands Planning, Protection and Restoration Act). The issues are grouped by year.
• Coastal Wetlands Restoration Residents' Guide
  
  This document explores the restoration efforts within the Barataria-Terrebonne National Estuary. The Residents' Guide was developed to promote awareness and good stewardship of the great natural resources of the estuary.
• Southeast Louisiana Land Loss Map
  
  This map shows historical and projected Land loss in the southeast Louisiana deltaic plain. It measures 20" by 20". Download.
• 2015 Reports to Congress
  
  Every three years, the CWPPRA program creates an evaluation report to be sent to the U.S. Congress on the effectiveness of CWPPRA projects.
• LaCoast.gov Screen Saver
  
  The LaCoast.gov screen saver has fifty five images relating to Louisiana's wetlands.
  LaCoast_gov.exe (Windows executable file 4.94MB)