CATT provides the Forest Service with:
- Advice
- Labor
- Training
- Consulting
- Project design and implementation
- Data analysis and reporting
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The USFS Center for Aquatic Technology Transfer (CATT) was created in 1995 as a response to the growing need for research technologies to be applied directly to management problems
CATT provides aquatic biologists and land managers with research information and training needed to solve specific problems
Through on site visits, CATT biologists gain first hand knowledge of specific conditions allowing them to design custom solutions to problems in order to meet land managers needs
By modifying inventory technology to meet managers specific needs, survey costs are greatly reduced without sacrificing the statistical reliability required for project level evaluation and monitoring
Since inception in May 1995, the CATT has compiled an impressive list of innovative solutions to resource problems with projects on multiple National Forests including the: Chattahoochee-Oconee, Cherokee, Daniel Boone, George Washington-Jefferson, Caribbean, Monongahela, White Mountain, Francis Marion-Sumter, and National Forests in North Carolina
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