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- The Future of Plum Island, MA Marshes and their Importance to Storm Surge Abatement
- The Future of Plum Island, MA Marshes and their Importance to Storm Surge Abatement
- What Sea-Level Rise will Mean to the Distribution of Salt Marsh Vegetation in Plum Island, MA
- What Sea-Level Rise will Mean to the Distribution of Salt Marsh Vegetation in Plum Island, MA
- Reducing the Risk of the Great Marsh Ecosystem to Coastal Storms and Sea Level Rise
- Reducing the Risk of the Great Marsh Ecosystem to Coastal Storms and Sea Level Rise
- The Influence of Storms on Tidal Wetland Sediment Budgets
- The Influence of Storms on Tidal Wetland Sediment Budgets
- Promoting Resilience by Removing Vestiges of Hydrologic Manipulations in the Great Marsh, MA
- Promoting Resilience by Removing Vestiges of Hydrologic Manipulations in the Great Marsh, MA
- Peer Review Draft - Climate Change Vulnerability Assessments of Selected Species in the North Atlantic LCC Region
- Peer Review Draft - Climate Change Vulnerability Assessments of Selected Species in the North Atlantic LCC Region (April 2014)
- Vulnerability of Cape Cod National Seashore’s Salt Marshes
- Vulnerability of Cape Cod National Seashore’s Salt Marshes
- Beneficial Re-use of Dredged Materials to Enhance Salt Marsh Resiliency in Ninigret Marsh, Charlestown, RI
- Beneficial Re-use of Dredged Materials to Enhance Salt Marsh Resiliency in Ninigret Marsh, Charlestown, RI
- Restoring Saltmarshes at John H. Chafee National Wildlife Refuge Post-hurricane Sandy
- Restoring Saltmarshes at John H. Chafee National Wildlife Refuge Post-hurricane Sandy
- Integrated Marsh Management for Coastal Resiliency in Suffolk County, New York
- Integrated Marsh Management for Coastal Resiliency in Suffolk County, New York
- Post-hurricane Sandy Tidal Marsh Restoration at Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge
- Post-hurricane Sandy Tidal Marsh Restoration at Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge
- Tidal Marsh Restoration And Evaluation Following Super-Storm Sandy, the Quest for a More Resilient System
- Tidal Marsh Restoration And Evaluation Following Super-Storm Sandy, the Quest for a More Resilient System
- Symposium: Hurricane Sandy Resiliency Projects in the Northeast
- Symposium: Hurricane Sandy Resiliency Projects in the Northeast
- Presentations from Society of Wetland Scientists Hurricane Sandy Marsh Projects, Providence RI June 1-4 2015
- Sandy Resilience Projects
- The North Atlantic LCC is working with the Department of the Interior, its bureaus, and the broader conservation community to coordinate Hurricane Sandy resiliency science projects, identify science needs and help guide future restoration investments. This includes a portion of Interior’s recently announced $162 million investment in 45 projects throughout the region impacted by Sandy, as well as science projects funded previously by DOI.
- Sandy Resilience Projects
- The North Atlantic LCC is working with the Department of the Interior, its bureaus, and the broader conservation community to coordinate Hurricane Sandy resiliency science projects, identify science needs and help guide future restoration investments. This includes a portion of Interior’s recently announced $162 million investment in 45 projects throughout the region impacted by Sandy, as well as science projects funded previously by DOI.
- International Atlantic Salmon Assessment Report Available
- The annual report of the International Council for the Exploration of the Seas (ICES) Working Group on North Atlantic Salmon [WGNAS] is available for download online.
- Technical Subcommittees
- Steering Committee
- Guide offers resources for states to integrate climate science into SWAP updates
- A new report from The Northeast Climate Science Center outlines numerous processes, tools, and potential partnerships that can help state natural resource managers integrate climate science into the 10-year updates of wildlife actions plans, and includes several projects supported by the North Atlantic LCC.
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