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RECOVER
(Restoration Coordination & Verification)
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RECOVER – Who We Are!
RECOVER is an arm of the Comprehensive Plan (CERP) responsible for linking science and the tools of science to a set of system-wide planning, evaluation and assessment tasks. Our objectives are to:

  • Evaluate and assess Comprehensive Plan performance
  • Refine and improve the plan during the implementation period, and
  • Ensure that a system-wide perspective is maintained throughout the restoration program

RECOVER is composed of three technical teams that align with its mission areas:

RECOVERs Mission – What We Do!
RECOVER provides essential support to the CERP in meeting its goals and purposes by applying a system-wide and integrative perspective to the planning and implementation of the plan. RECOVER conducts scientific and technical evaluations and assessments for improving CERP's ability to restore, preserve, and protect the south Florida ecosystem while providing for the region's other water-related needs. RECOVER communicates and coordinates the results of these evaluations and assessments. The goal of restoration is the recovery and sustainability of the defining characteristics of the greater Everglades ecosystem.

RECOVERs Core Values – How we Perform Our Mission!

Science-based approach: Incorporates objective and fact-driven investigations, constructive debate, and peer review.
Transparency and access: Offers transparency and universal access to tools and data.
Inclusiveness:

Uses multi-governmental and interdisciplinary collaboration to foster inclusiveness.

Consensus building: Uses fair processes and strives to reach consensus on conclusions and proposals.
Accountability: Meets schedules, maintains professional responsibilities, and efficiently provides quality products for CERP processes and teams.
Adaptive management: Seeks continuous improvement in the Plan and its operations by using and building upon existing science and technology.

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