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Project

Communication and Assessment of Seagrass Seed-based Restoration Techniques
Testing Low-cost, Ultra-portable, Carbon Dioxide Sensors for Monitoring Salt Marsh Ecosystem Services, Resilience, and Restoration

Resource

Webinar Summary
Co-Creating Climate Solutions: Designing Carbon Monitoring Tools for Salt Marshes
Webinar Summary
Estuaries Past, Present and Future
Tool
NERRS GHG Monitoring Protocol: Using portable sensors to measure CO2 greenhouse gas fluxes
News
NERRS Science Collaborative Awards Over $2 Million for 17 New Projects
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Pilot Seagrass Seed-Based Restoration Interactive Database
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Seagrass Seed-Based Restoration StoryMap
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Sneak Peek: Testing carbon dioxide and methane sensors for monitoring salt marsh resilience and restoration
Report
Summary of carbon dioxide fluxes in New England salt marshes
Data
Year-round vertical carbon dioxide fluxes in New England salt marshes

 

 

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