Gulf Coast Restoration Council

The Gulf Coast Restoration Council is a government agency responsible for managing and overseeing the distribution of funds allocated for environmental recovery and restoration in the Gulf Coast region. These funds often come from legal settlements related to environmental damages, such as oil spills. The Council coordinates efforts among states, federal agencies, and other organizations to restore natural habitats, improve water quality, and support community well-being, ensuring that the resources are used effectively to address the region’s ecological and economic needs.