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Coastal & Estuarine Science News (CESN)
The mission of Coastal & Estuarine Science News (CESN) is to highlight the latest research in the journal Estuaries and Coasts that is relevant to environmental managers. It is a free electronic newsletter delivered to subscribers on a bi-monthly basis. Sign up today!
CESN Editorial Board
- Merryl Alber, CESN Editor, University of Georgia
- Janet Fang, CESN Science Writer/Managing Editor, Coastal & Estuarine Research Federation
Modeling Shellfish Nitrogen Removal Integrating Uncertainty in Wetland Migration Estimates The Lasting Benefits of Temporary Sills Assessing Vulnerability on the Cameroon Coast
Fewer People, More Wildlife Healthy Mangrove Ecosystems are Resilient to Sea-Level Rise in the Marshall Islands Lessons From Over 20 Years of SETs in Puget Sound Centuries-Old Shell Middens Help Stabilize Tampa Bay Shorelines
2024 Issue 2
Assessing Elevation in Mangrove Forests Are Environmentally Friendly Moorings Better for Seagrass? Dredged Materials Can Help With Marsh Elevation Seascape Nurseries: Juvenile Fishes Link Multiple Habitats
2024 Issue 1
Why Aren't New York Marshes Keeping Pace With Sea-Level Rise? Pilot Living Shoreline Projects Show Promising Results Fish Response to Dam Removals Using UAVs to Model the Hydrology of Tidal Wetlands
2023 Issue 6
A Novel Tool for Science-Based Coastal Management What if the River Doesn't Meet the Sea? Tidal Flooding When the Skies are Blue Assessing Shoreline Changes Using Satellite Imagery
2023 Issue 5
Water Releases from Dammed Rivers Can Help Save Estuaries Tagging Rays in South African Estuaries How Will Marsh Elevation Respond to Sea–Level Rise? Predicting How Species Respond to Both Climate Change and Restoration Effects
2023 Issue 4
Movin' on Up Mapping Hypoxic Responses to Nitrogen Loading Catamarans Can Contract Coastal Wetlands Nutrient Declines in the Yangtze River: A Success Story
2023 Issue 3
How Will Diked Systems Respond to Sea Level Rise? Identifying Management Priorities in Coastal Seascapes Estimating Juvenile Salmon Carrying Capacities Undersized Mediterranean Lagoons are Understudied
2023 Issue 2
2023 Issue 1
Spartina Outperforms Phragmites in Wave Attenuation Tests Should Wood be Part of Tidal Marsh Restoration? Floating Oyster Aquaculture Can Remove Nitrogen Balls or Sills: Which Living Shoreline Design Dissipates Waves Best?
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