We used a first-of-its-kind comprehensive scenario approach to evaluate both the vertical
and horizontal response of tidal wetlands to projected changes in the rate of sea-level rise …

Airborne light detection and ranging (lidar) is a valuable tool for collecting large amounts of
elevation data across large areas; however, the limited ability to penetrate dense vegetation …

Tidal asymmetry in estuaries and lagoons (tidal basins) controls residual sediment transport,
and quantifying tidal asymmetry is important for understanding the factors contributing to …

Current tidal marsh elevations and their accretion rates are important predictors of
vulnerability to sea-level rise. When tidal marshes are at risk, adaptation measures, such as …

The cycling and sequestration of carbon are important ecosystem functions of estuarine
wetlands that may be affected by climate change. We conducted experiments across a …

The distribution patterns of sessile organisms in coastal intertidal habitats typically exhibit
vertical zonation, but little is known about variability in zonation among sites or species at …

Acute water shortages for large metropolitan regions are likely to become more frequent as
climate changes impact historic precipitation levels and urban population grows. California …

Abstract Periodic oscillations between El Niño and La Niña conditions in the Pacific Basin
affect oceanographic and meteorological phenomena globally, with impacts on the …

Sea level rise (SLR) threatens coastal wetlands worldwide, yet the fate of individual
wetlands will vary based on local topography, wetland morphology, sediment dynamics …

Regional approaches to coastal wetland restoration are one of the best ways to ensure that
these threatened habitats persist in the face of sea level rise. Regional approaches provide …