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Jessica Lacy

Comparison of creek and bay influences on salt marsh sediment budget and deposition patterns

Abstract

The resilience of salt marshes with low organic production depends on their effective capture and retention of mineral sediment from adjacent waters.

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Seasonality of Retreat Rate of a Wave-Exposed Marsh Edge

Abstract

Wave-driven erosion of marsh boundaries is a major cause of marsh loss, but little research has captured the effect of seasonal differences on marsh-edge retreat rates to illuminate temporal patterns of when the majority of this erosion is occurring.

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Science Syntheses of Critical Issues: Issue 2—Sediment Management

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The South Bay Salt Pond Restoration Project

The largest tidal wetland restoration project on the West Coast. 
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California Dept of Fish & Wildlife
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