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
- Mississippi Multiyear Implementation Plan Amendment Available for Public Review and Comment
- Mississippi State Expenditure Plan Available for Public Review and Comment
- MDEQ Restoration Project Portal Update
- MDEQ Restoration Pilot Project Deploys Four Litter Collectors
- Mississippi Trustee Implementation Group Releases Third Draft Restoration Plan
- Governor Reeves Announces Six Restoration Projects Totaling $26 Million
- Governor Tate Reeves Announces 16 RESTORE Act Projects Totaling $62 Million
- MDEQ to Host Mississippi Restoration Summit on November 9: Agency Requests Public to Submit Discussion Topics
- IFB Big Island Living Shoreline Construction
- Save the Date for the 2021 Restoration Summit
- Governor Tate Reeves Announces Approval of Mississippi Restoration Projects
- RESTORE Council Announces $302M in Gulf Coast Restoration Activities
- RFP for Benthic Habitat Mapping – Oyster Phase I
- Request for Proposals for Legal Services
- 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
