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Sea-level rise and refuge habitats for tidal marsh species: Can artificial islands save the California Ridgway’s rail? |
Overton, CT, JY Takekawa, ML Casazza, TD Bui, M Holyoak, DR Strong |
2014 |
sea level rise, tidal marshes, Ridgeway's rail (California clapper rail) |
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San Pablo Bay National Wildlife Refuge Climate Adaptation Plan |
Veloz, S., Wood, J., Jongsomjit, D., Block, G., Robinson, K.F. |
2016 |
tidal marshes, wildlife, climate adaptation |
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San Francisco Bay Sea - Level Rise Website A PRBO online decision support tool for managers, planners, conservation practitioners and scientists. Phase II Report to the California Coastal Conservancy. |
Veloz, S., N. Nur, L. Salas, D. Stralberg, D. Jongsomjit, J. Wood, L. Liu, & G. Ballard |
March, 2012 |
tidal marshes, bird conservation, biodiversity |
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Modeling Sea-Level Rise in San Francisco Bay Estuary: Executive Summary and Final Report |
Takekawa, J.Y., K.M. Thorne, K.J. Buffington, K. Spragens, K. Swanson, J. Drexler, D. Schoellhamer, C.T. Overton, M.L. Casazza, K.B. Gustafson |
2012 |
sea level rise, tidal marshes |
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Marshes to mudflats—Effects of sea-level rise on tidal marshes along a latitudinal gradient in the Pacific Northwest |
Karen M. Thorne, Bruce D. Dugger, Kevin J. Buffington, Chase M. Freeman, Christopher N. Janousek, Katherine W. Powelson, Glenn R. Gutenspergen, and John Y. Takekawa |
2015 |
tidal marshes, sea level rise, climate change impacts |
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Evaluating tidal marsh sustainability in the face of sea-level rise: a hybrid modeling approach applied to San Francisco Bay |
Stralberg, Diana, Brennan, Matthew, Callaway, John C., Wood, Julian K., Schile, Lisa M., Jongsomjit, Dennis, Kelly, Maggi, Parker, V. Thomas and Crooks, Stephen |
2011 |
sea level rise, tidal marshes, climate change |
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Effects of climate change on tidal marshes along a latitudinal gradient in California |
Karen M. Thorne, Glen M. MacDonald, Rich F. Ambrose, Kevin J. Buffington, Chase M. Freeman, Christopher N. Janousek, Lauren N. Brown, James R. Holmquist, Glenn R. Guntenspergen, Katherine W. Powelson, Patrick L. Barnard, and John Y. Takekawa |
2016 |
tidal marshes, climate change impacts, sea level rise |
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Developing a spatially-explicit climate adaptation framework for estuarine ecosystems of the San Francisco Bay: Climate Adaptation for Decision Support |
Mattsson, B.J., B. Huning, G. Block, K. Robinson, C. Sloop, and J. Cummings |
2015 |
estuarine ecosystems, tidal marshes, San Francisco Bay, intertidal communities |
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Coupled impacts of sea-level rise and tidal marsh restoration on endangered California clapper rail |
Zhang, Hua and Gorelick, Steven M. |
2014 |
birds, Ridgeway's rail (California clapper rail), sea level rise, tidal marshes |
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Collaborative decision-analytic framework to maximize resilience of tidal marshes to climate change |
Thorne, Karen M., Brady J. Mattsson, John Takekawa, Jonathan Cummings, Debby Crouse, Giselle Block, Valary Bloom, Matt Gerhart, Steve Goldbeck, Beth Huning, Christina Sloop, Mendel Stewart, Karen Taylor, Laura Valoppi |
2015 |
decision making, decision making under uncertainty, sea level rise, coastal adaptation planning, tidal marshes |
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Assessing Vulnerability of Tidal Marsh Birds to Climate Change through the Analysis of Population Dynamics and Viability |
Nur, Nadav, Salas, Leonardo, Veloz, Samuel, Wood, Julian,Liu, Leonard, and Ballard, Grant |
2012 |
tidal marshes, birds, population dynamics, vulnerability assessment |
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Assessing coastal manager science needs and disseminating science results for planning |
Thorne, K.M., Powelson, K.W., Bui T.D., Freeman, J.Y. Takekawa, C.M., Janousek, C.N., Buffington, K.J., and D.L. Elliott-Fisk |
2016 |
science delivery, tidal marshes, sea level rise |
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Analysis Of The Costs And Benefits Of Using Tidal Marsh Restoration As A Sea Level Rise Adaptation Strategy In San Francisco Bay |
Lowe, Jeremy, Battalio, Bob, Brennan, Matt, Holmes, Marc, Niemi, Ernie and Toms, Christina |
February, 2013 |
tidal marshes, sea level rise, restoration, coastal flooding, flood risk management |
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A blueprint for blue carbon: toward an improved understanding of the role of vegetated coastal habitats in sequestering CO2 |
Mcleod, Elizabeth, Gail L Chmura, Steven Bouillon, Rodney Salm, Mats Björk, Carlos M Duarte, Catherine E Lovelock, William H Schlesinger, and Brian R Silliman |
2011 |
estuarine ecosystems, carbon sequestration, tidal marshes, mangrove forests |
