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As part of the United States Global Change Research Program research framework on coastal lands and ecosystems, the Biological Resources Division of the U.S. Geological Survey (National Wetlands Research Center) entered into partnership with Rice University, Louisiana State University, Duke University, Clemson University, University of Southwestern Louisiana (University of Louisiana Lafayette), the University of Georgia, and the Virginia Institute of Marine Studies (University of Virginia) to:
These documents summarize the initial findings of our collaborative efforts. An integrated approach addressing questions at the species, community, and landscape levels of organization focuses on factors related to hydroperiod, sea-level rise, disturbance events, and coastal marsh submergence.
The publications on this list are available in full from this web site, in the form of PDF files. We recommend using Adobe Reader to view these documents. To download a document, select its title.
Coastal Wetlands and Global Change: Overview Research
Global Change and Submerged Aquatic Vegetation Research
Global Warming, Sea-level Rise, and Coastal Marsh Survival
Salt Tolerance of Southern Baldcypress
Effects of Climate Change on Southeastern Forests
Predicting Coastal Flooding and Wetland Loss
Modeling Hurricane Effects on Mangrove Ecosystems
Using Remote Sensing to Monitor Global Change