More Estuaries & Wetlands News

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  LSU researchers simultaneously monitor, predict storm surge on wetlands

  Louisiana State University researchers forecasted Hurricane Isaac’s storm surge while their sensors collected real-time...

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  Water quality monitoring program targets bacteria in Florida’s Clam Bay

  A water quality monitoring program will test the waters of Florida’s Clam Bay estuary...

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  Virginia institutions to empower wetland conservation with new information system

  Virginia state ecologists constantly have to balance land development and wetland health in their...

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  Puget Sound acidity threatens shellfish

  Puget Sound is becoming more acidic during some seasons, according to a new report...

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  UK study to monitor effects of storms on estuary nutrient pollution

  A 12-month study of nutrient pollution in a British estuary and two of its...

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  EPA wants San Francisco Bay Delta monitoring plan by 2017

  A restoration plan for the San Francisco Bay Delta released recently by the U.S....

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  Coastal marsh modeling to help endangered species managment

  “Collecting data in marshes and mudflats is an inherently messy business,” says Kevin Buffington,...

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  Washington estuary to be restored after dike removed

  The Nature Conservancy in Washington is restoring an estuary by simply removing a farm...

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  Banking on a Wetland

  Southwest Ohio’s first wetland mitigation bank is in early stages of development, but has...

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  Group effort manages 18,000 acre Georgia wetland complex

  It’s rare that more than one entity involved in a wetland wants to maintain...

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  Farmland to wetland: Ohio brothers restore property

  For Steve and Jerry Panzner, preserving family tradition did not mean maintaining the 80-year-old...

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  Louisiana’s wetlands, culture have hope in floating islands

  Louisiana’s wetland coast is expanding with the help of America’s favorite product: plastic. Nearly...

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  Estuaries: A balancing act

  Throughout human history, people have always wanted to be where the rivers meet the...