Research and monitoring of wetlands is conducted across the North and South Carolina by universities, state, federal and local agencies, and non-profit organizations.
- Leave it to beavers: evaluating the potential for incised stream restoration using natural and analog beaver dams
- Coastal Biomass Loss from Sea Level Rise Quantified with Repeat Lidar Surveys
- Modeling the Relative Contributions of Sea Level Rise and Land-use Change to Forest Carbon Decline
- Socio-spatial factors drive landowners’ willingness to enroll in sea level rise adaptation programs
- Developing and Testing Wetland Hydrology Performance Criteria for Restoration Sites
- Improving performance and examining expansion of constructed wetlands for tertiary treatment of nitrogen from domestic and municipal wastewater
- Restored wetlands to improve water quality in agricultural watersheds – a pilot-scale study
- Field Testing of Mesocosm-Scale Derived Nitrate Removal Models to Verify Water Quality Improvement Potential of Restored Coastal Forested Wetlands
- Efficacy of linear wetlands to treat agricultural drainage water in the Little River watershed
- In-stream wetlands as part of the Little River watershed restoration project
- Comprehensive Wetland Monitoring Network and Spatial Database for North Carolina’s Coastal Plain and Piedmont Regions
- Peatland carbon farming in the Southeastern USA: A New ACR approved protocol based on long-term C sequestration and GHG flux measurements in coastal Pocosins.
- The Plant–microbe Symbioses Preserves Carbon in Peatlands Along a Latitudinal Gradient from Minnesota to Peru
- Can Natural Channel Design and Anabranching Restore Functional Uplift and Ecosystem Services on the Landscape?
- Performance of rapid floristic quality assessment indices for increasing cost-effectiveness of wetland condition evaluation
- Quantifying water quality benefits of natural wetlands in an urban landscape
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