The morphodynamics of tidal marshes is investigated using a novel model
(MarshMorpho2D) that couples 2D tidal dynamics, wave dynamics, mass-conserving …

There is an increasing demand for the creation and restoration of tidal marshes around the
world, as they provide highly valued ecosystem services. Yet restored tidal marshes are …

Abstract The Breton Sound Estuary, located within the Mississippi River Delta, has
experienced significant wetland loss over the past century due to a combination of natural …

Salt marsh survival with sea‐level rise (SLR) increasingly relies on soil organic carbon
(SOC) accumulation and preservation. Using a novel combination of geochemical …

To save saltmarshes and their valuable ecosystem services from sea level rise, it is crucial to
understand their natural ability to gain elevation by sediment accretion. In that context, a …

During the last decades many salt marshes worldwide have suffered important losses in
their extent and associated ecosystem services. The salt marshes of San Vicente de la …

Modeling long‐term marsh ecomorphodynamics often requires simplifying hydrodynamic
inputs. This is usually achieved by selecting the mean or spring astronomic tidal range …

The development and expansion of ponds within otherwise vegetated coastal marshes is a
primary driver of marsh loss throughout the world. Previous studies propose that large ponds …

Salt marsh ponds expand and deepen over time, potentially reducing ecosystem carbon
storage and resilience. The water filled volumes of ponds represent missing carbon due to …

Channel meandering is ubiquitous in tidal marshes, yet it is either omitted or weakly
implemented in morphodynamic models. Here we propose a novel numerical method to …