Office of Restoration
MDEQ’s Office of Restoration leads the state’s restoration efforts resulting from the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in 2010. The office uses a comprehensive approach to restoration integrating projects and leveraging funding sources to implement restoration projects that will restore and enhance the Gulf Coast’s natural resources.
The office implements and manages projects from three main funding sources—the Natural Resource Damage Assessment (NRDA), the RESTORE Act, and the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation’s (NFWF) Gulf Environmental Benefit Fund.
Announcements
- IFB for Invasive Species Survey and Management Services
- Request for Proposals for Benthic Habitat Mapping Services for the Western Mississippi Sound
- IFB for Wolf River Living Shoreline and Subtidal Reef Construction
- 2020, “Virtual” Restoration Summit Webinar
- Mississippi Trustee Implementation Group Welcomes Public’s Project Ideas
- 2020 Mississippi Restoration Summit
- Governor Tate Reeves Announces MS TIG Approval of $15 Million in Restoration Projects
- Governor Tate Reeves Announces U.S. Treasury Approves $7.6 Million Grant for USM Oyster Hatchery
- Governor Tate Reeves Announces U.S. Treasury Approves $6.6 Million Grant to Support PRCC
- Request for Proposals for Benthic Habitat Mapping Services
- Save The Date for the 2020 Virtual Mississippi Restoration Summit
- IFB-Graveline Bay and Grand Bay Intertidal and Subtidal Reef Construction
- IFB – Deer Island Subtidal Reef Construction
- IFB – Oyster Restoration & Management Phase I: Cultch Deployment Project
- Mississippi Trustee Implementation Group Releases Second Draft Restoration Plan
- Public Meeting – Bayou Casotte Industrial Buffer Project (February 20)
- Public Notice for Hancock County Marsh Living Shoreline IFB
- Governor Tate Reeves Announces $727,000 Grant for Long Beach
- Project Update Meeting for Habitat Restoration and Conservation in Turkey Creek
- IFB – Round Island Intertidal Circulation Enhancements Near Pascagoula, MS Project
- Mississippi State Expenditure Plan Available for Public Review and Comment
- Mississippi Multiyear Implementation Plan Amendment Available for Public Review and Comment
- Gov. Bryant Announces Restoration Projects
- IFB for MDEQ Water Quality Improvement Laboratory
- RFQ for Phase 5 Hancock County Marsh Living Shoreline Project
- RFQ for Modeling Related to the Eastern Mississippi Sound
- Mississippi Trustees Finalize Supplemental Plan for Grand Bay
- Mississippi Trustees Release Draft Supplemental Plan for Grand Bay
- Mississippi Direct Component MIP Amendment #3 – Treasury Accepted June 2019
- MDEQ Invitation for Bids
- RFQ for Bayou Casotte Industrial Buffer Project
- RESTORE Council Planning Framework Draft Public Meeting – Long Beach (May 22)
- RFQ for Restoration Engineering Services
- MDEQ Announces Restoration Projects; 10 Projects Total $37.8 Million
- Mississippi Restoration Summit New Project Announcement 2018
- Notification of Initiation of Restoration Planning in Mississippi
- Mississippi Trustee Implementation Group Welcomes Public Submission of Project Ideas
- Notice of Project Change for the Phase IV Early Restoration Project: Restoring Living Shorelines and Reefs in Mississippi Estuaries
- Notice of Cancellation of Three Components of Phase IV Early Restoration Project: Restoring Living Shorelines and Reefs in Mississippi Estuaries
Habitat Restoration and Conservation in Turkey Creek Project
This project is funded by the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation’s Gulf Environmental Benefit Fund and seeks to conserve important habitat and enhance water quality in the Turkey Creek watershed through habitat and stream conservation and restoration.
