Blue Carbon: an Additional Driver for Restoring and Preserving Ecological Services of Coastal Wetlands in Tampa Bay (Florida, USA)

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Tampa Bay Blue Carbon study. Highly urbanised estuary - quantified existing carbon stocks & identified the future carbon sequestration trajectories with respect to climate change & sea-level rise. 👍Fantastic!👇

We're excited to share our newly published paper in @WetlandsMag about #bluecarbon with partners @TampaBayWatch and the Tampa Bay Estuary Program. Findings include how we can use blue carbon in regional restoration plans! Link to download: https://t.co/h2b

Lindsey Sheehan, and a team of co-authors, published a research paper that presents Blue Carbon as a motivation for restoring coastal wetlands in Tampa Bay. Congratulations to everyone involved! Read more: https://t.co/r0NhmeBEv0 #bluecarbon #restoration

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