Health and Resiliency of Salt Marshes in Jamaica Bay
Health and Resiliency of Salt Marshes in Jamaica Bay J. Kirk Cochran, Stony Brook University; Qingzhi Zhu, Stony Brook University Salt marshes serve important ecosystem
Health and Resiliency of Salt Marshes in Jamaica Bay J. Kirk Cochran, Stony Brook University; Qingzhi Zhu, Stony Brook University Salt marshes serve important ecosystem
The Jamaica Bay Observing System: Process Studies and Groundwork for Long-Term Ecosystem Research and Resilience John F. Marra, Brooklyn College; Robert J. Chant, Rutgers University;
Detecting Water Quality Regime Shifts in Jamaica Bay Brett F. Branco, Ph.D., Brooklyn College; Sandra Baptista, Ph.D. Columbia University; Patrick Sullivan, Cornell University; Mark J.
Science and Resilience Institute at Jamaica Bay: Coordination of DOI and NPS Sandy Resilience Projects William Solecki, Hunter College, CUNY The occurrence of Hurricane Sandy
Acidification, hypoxia, and algal blooms: Barriers to current and future ecosystem restoration and climate change resilience in Jamaica Bay Christopher J. Gobler, Stony Brook University
Coastal Adaptation Impacts on Water Quality and Flooding Philip Orton, Nickitas Georgas, Alan Blumberg, Stevens Institute of Technology; James Fitzpatrick, HDR, Inc. Hundreds of thousands of NYC residents in
Restoration of Jamaica Bay fringing habitats: post-Sandy status and new approaches for a resilient future Steven N. Handel, Rutgers University; Christina M. K. Kaunzinger, Rutgers
Monitoring and Evaluation of Restoration and Resilience: Dune-Beach Geomorphology, Jamaica Bay Unit, Gateway National Recreation Area Michael P. De Luca, Norbert P. Psuty, Joshua Greenberg,
The Environmental History of Jamaica Bay: A Foundational Monograph John Waldman, Queens College, City University of New York; William Solecki, Hunter College – City University
Title: Visionmaker Jamaica Bay: Analysis of Community-Generated Adaptation Strategies to Enhance Resilient Ecosystems in Jamaica Bay Post-Hurricane Sandy, New York Investigators: Eric W. Sanderson, Wildlife
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