- Socioeconomic Survey - Pre-project
- Socioeconmoic Survey - Post-project
- Macrofauna Biosearch Survey
- Revegetation Projects
- Water Quality Sampling
- Final Report
incorporated 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization. The Marianas RC&D Area, which
includes the Territory of Guam, and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana
Islands, was authorized by the United States Department of Agriculture in 1992.
Volunteers from four island committees make up the Council membership. Our
volunteers share a common desire to protect natural resources, preserve island
culture, and improve the economic well-being for all residents of the Mariana Islands.
The Marianas RC&D Council helps people and communities care for and preserve
their natural resources. The Marianas RC&D Council effectively develops
partnerships with government, non-government and private organizations. These
alliances provide the necessary tools and resources that allow the Marianas RC&D
Council to accomplish their goals and objectives. We help people work together and
carry out their projects, making the Mariana Islands a better place to live.
The Resource Conservation & Development Program is strengthened through a
nationwide network. The Marianas RC&D belongs to the National Association of RC&D
Councils (nationwide), and the Pacific Rim Regional Association RC&D. This network
allows the RC&D Council to have an active role with issues being addressed at the
both levels.
To promote the conservation education, orderly
development and wise utilization of natural resources
thereby improving economic opportunities, community
health, public awareness and quality of life of the people of
the Mariana Islands.
The vision of the Marianas RC&D Council is
“Cooperative Leadership for a Marianas Paradise.”
The Coral Reef Public Awareness in Saipan Project is supported by a National Fish and Wildlife Foundation grant funded by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration |
