Patuxent Wildlife Research Center scientists are currently conducting research
on a wide variety of scientific topics. To view and search Patuxent's projects
and other work by USGS staff, click on the following link: Research
Topics.
SECURE is a global network, spanning 26 countries on 6 continents, of Surface Elevation Table-Marker Horizon (SET-MH) stations that provide high-resolution accretion, elevation, and subsidence data across local and regional landscapes.
The
Surface Elevation Table
(SET) is a portable mechanical leveling device for measuring the relative
elevation of wetland sediments. This website
presents information on the purpose, design, and use of the SET.
U.S. Department of the Interior |
U.S. Geological Survey
Anacostia Freshwater Tidal Reconstructed Wetlands
Coastal Issues and Information Needs
Constructed
Wetland for Tertiary Wastewater Treatment
Enhancement
of Wildlife Habitat with the Use of Compost Soil Amendments
Evaluation
of Forested Wetlands Constructed for Mitigation in Comparison to Natural Systems
Methods
for Evaluating Wetland Condition: #12 Using Amphibians in Bioassessments of
Wetlands
Moist-Soil
Management of Wetland Impoundments for Plants and Invertebrates
Patuxent’s
Plant List and Herbarium Collection
Regional
Standards to Identify and Evaluate Tidal Wetland Restoration in the Gulf of
Maine -- A GPAC Workshop Report
Invasive
Species Science Projects
Patuxent's
Chesapeake Bay Science Projects
USFWS
Joint Venture Directory
